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New-York tribune., 1906-07-20
STORAGE NOTICES.

TO Rose AIulngan. Kate Goodrich. Marg.
Kelly. Mrs Gason, Stella Bellinger, II. r.
Young. Maggie Brady or Mrs Foster Beau
Brummel. Charles Kallmeyer, Catherine
Mathews. Kate Goodwin. Kate Cronin, Er-
win Moran, Mrs. S. Golden. A. Irwin, NJ. A.
johnson. Mrs. McAvinche. Mrs. B. Connolly
Hannah Golden. Charles J. Duffy. Annie
Corr Mrs William O. Brien, Richard Brown,
Bridget Callahan Thomas Brady, Marg. Col
lin, Sarah Martin, Billy O'Dwyer, James
Cummins. Mrs. j. Riley, Mrs. Dow, Mrs. Ker
rigan Mary Duffield. Catherine Reese. Mary
Hibbits Michael Welsh. Robert Luesman.
Mary WeTTnis. Mrs. McCue, Mrs. E. Ford.
Mamie Mclaughlin, Mrs. J. Monahan. Mrs.
Wellstedt. Mr.. J. Carney, T. Kudoke, Henry
Becker, S. A. Kremer, Nellie Burns. Mrs.
Smith. John Anderson, Mrs O. Brien. Mary
Corrigan. Elizabeth Hewitt: You and each
Of you are hereby notified that the time for
payment OF the lien I hold upon the prop
erty hereinafter described having expired,
aiteE due notice thereof had been given you,
wll cause such property 10 wit house
nold goods, personal effects and merchan-
dlse, stored by you OF in your name IN the
Carr1nGton Storage Warehouse, 20 be sold
al PUBLIC auction according 70 the statute
in such case made and provided. al the
warehouse. SS4 3d ave, New York City on
Tuesday. August Z, 1908. az 1880 a. M:
ana II the sale thereof IS not coElplated On
the said date the samo will bs contIoued al
the same plaee on each and eycrv ''lysSds,,
thereafter. beginning at 1920 a ra I,T9H
the sale IS completed N'N''
THE CARRINGTON STORAGE WARE
HOUSE
X. n BLACKHALL Prorrietor
New-York tribune., 1906-07-20
Tigers" IN TRIBUNE OFFICE.
Two Chubby Hybrids Visit 1t in Search of
Press Notice.

Two chubby hybrids. proud daughters OF Rajah,
the maneating Bengal tiger. and Julia. the forest
bred African noness, now exhibiting at Ferrarrs
wild animal show at Brighton Beach, were sight
seeing along Park Row yesterday afternoon. For
girls who had never been away from home before
they behaved well. The hybrids. however have
out their wisdom teeth. They know the difference
between Park Row newspaper Office and the den
at Brighton Beach.
''We'll just stop and them fellows on The
New-York tribune., 1906-07-20

The quantity OF material required for the sixteen
year size is Sa yards o. Ss yards 27 rs yards a
inches wide. The pattern No. 5.4l4 is cut in sizes
for girls Of fourteen and sixteen years.
The pattern will be sent to any address re-
cept of 10 cents Please give number of pattern
and age distinctly. Address Pattern Department,
New York Tribune. II In hurry for pattern, send
extra two cent stamp, and we will mail by jet
ter postage in sealed envelope
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EEW JEssEV GE~

STATIONS Foot Liberty 8
W 23d 81 n
lime SHOWN DulOW - trom -
West I'd st leaves 10 minU5os -
cept as noted o. designatIns -.
AAS1OSs BETHLEHEM. ALLE
tonl. Nl0 A. A.. La, an ~ 4
Easton Onlyl =. n Sun 80
leo. 500 and sou p. n
WMKESBARRE AND SCRAyr-
A NJ 10 500 p. Bl Er--1s--
A. n. 500 p. u. '-'
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHURST. T-ss
ER AND BARNEGAB-s4Osa q IN
1-SO. 500 Lakewood ana Lsiz-
Ks 40 SSldays. 100 a. !. ~
wood aDd LakshursIl.
ATLANTIC CITX-Vo. 30 A. II. IN
L0NG BRANCH. AsBUR7
OCEAS5 l5eCNE. POINT FLEss.
zs01. e.GO. s10sO. lLk A N
z1.2O. 1;Se. 2.s5. $50. ahAS5. So !
S-SO. 0SO. 1l2O1, SuldayE sS-s-
Grove. Els. 1850 A Il. A.Ci' ~ 5
ATLANTIC HIGHI.ANDS 81
MONMOUTH BCH. EAsT r.
BRANCH-z4OO. $3.50. So In
1.S0. $50. $40. $50 p. a. Sli.T
A. NJ, 400 p. H.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE FOP AI7.,v-
HIGHLANDS. SEABRIGET mi
BRANCH. ASBURY PAHN a..
GROVE. s ING LAKE
PLEASANI--Pter 81. y. r.. u. s-s
AIS. S. 20. 745 P. 81 SUNDAYS. sz,i
lass. 3S5. T.s5 P. n Per n Ni
Cedar ST.. 92O. 10 90. NO 4. j +
zoo. as. as. 600. sl0 ?. H. -
1000 A n. 1-0D. 4O0. SO T. Il
READING. HARRISBURG F0r-yr
AND WILLIANTSPOET-llz4fo +
$500. l9 10. 1000. HOO A. M. -
only. pll1.O0. ND. f2Oo 2. u {.
sng, Fo55SSsyilie, Harrisburg oz.z d
PHILADELPHIA
szs.SO. m7.O0. mS.OO. soO0 msf0o g
A. NJ. mslAO0. nj 90. T2o0. sSCi 4
msS.0O. me6. 90. 100. fe00. seC1. 2
p. NJ. 1s1215 mdt-
BALTIMORE AND WASEIN1 Gu
500. msIO. 90. msl2 %. ms2Co. -.
mr6-OO. 200. 1sl2l5.
sDaily. fDaily except Sunday 81
tPaFloF ears only. llVia Tauzsla {
eept Saturdays. mDlniug car. x>a.--.
only zFrom Liberty 81. only
From TWenty-third EL-tseN ?
c3.5O p. NJ. e12 20 p n, gan
ill.sO P. NJ. kS2O P. r.. Ss1 2
Onices: Liberty St. West EdE.. "a
House. 245. asa. 1900. 125E RroaEzsI
9Th Av-. PSI 9th Az . Union S1 -s,s G
2ISS 81 AV-. 1o5 West I25th s.. -
lumbus Av., New York 4 00urr =
S44 Fulton St. 4Ts Nostrand Az. 2
lyn; $50 Broadway, WtlliamScgrz
York Transfer CO. calls tor and ehs;'Hl
gage 20 destination
W G. BESLER. c. Y EJ1
Tiee-PFes- & Gen Mgr Gen. FlssrA e:
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ICE WATER FOUNTAIN NEEDED.

The Woman's Municipal League has been asked
to place an ice water fountain in one of the most
congested districts of the city. The treasurer
needs 800. however. before this demand can be
met. Contributions may be sent to Miss katherlne
T. Rhodes, Woman's Municipal League. No -
East 18th street.
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REMEDIES.

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SURE SzOP ISAACsEN: Established 1897
Rats. reaches. bedbugs exterminated: new
process; in two hours: trained feFrets. ex-
terminators 25e.. Soc. 800 6s Fulton 81
Telephone. 3SO3-John. Caution: No goods
genuine unless marked SURE Pop
New-York tribune., 1906-07-20
STEAMBOATS,.
s U ON AER AER -RoESEs REHsTzrB' 3

BOS U ON ANR ANR 'Po5STS PENsISNB' 4S
Wireless Telegraphy on all Steamers.
DAYLIGHT TRIPS on Long Island Sounn-
(See special advertisement in Exc COLI
FALL RIVER LINE via Newport and fall
River. I've Pier 70. n. R. II. Warren St.
week days and Sundays $50 P. NJ. strs.
Priscilla and Puritan. Orchestra on each
PROVIDENCE LINE for Prov. Boston and
East Live. Pier is, y. r.. It. Murray St..
week days only. 500 P. NJ Strs. PrOvi-
dence and Pilgrim. Orchestra on each.
NEW BEDFORD LINE for New Bedford
Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket I've
Pier 40. N. r.. Il. Clarkson St. week days
only. at 500, IT East 22d St. $50 P NJ
Strs. Maine and New Hampshire.
NORWICH LINE for New London. Block
Island. Watch Hill. NaTre. Pier. Worcester
etc. Live. Pier 30. ". r., II. ClariSson St.
week days only. eco P NJ Also daylight
trip Mondays from Pier 20. n. R. 10 A NJ.
foot East ga St. 1O:45 A. ". Strs. City OF
Lowell and Chester w. Chaplin.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven. Hart
ford. Springfield. etc. Str. Rich. Peck Tvs.
Pier 20. z. r., week days. gas p. NJ;
Suns. e:SO A. NJ Lvs. f. E. 22d ST., week
days. ?. NJ: Suns, 10 A 81. Suns due
N. Y. on return. S:45 P. NJ.
Tickets and staterooms. all lines. az 10
Park Pl.. 245. 673, 11S5 and 1854 Broadway.
Is Union So. 1872 Fifth Ave. $40 Madison
Ave. PAS Columbus Ave, 1O5 ". 125th St.
279s Third Ave. and at Piers. New York
New-York tribune., 1906-07-20
AGENTS WANTED.

CASyAssERS 10 sell our attractive spe-
cialties Tor lawn and garden exclusive
Territory; liberal Inducements 20 men start
ing ia with US this month WBSTHRN n
NEW YORK NURSERIES, Dept; r.
Rochester. X. y.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-20
AUCTION SALES.

MORTGAGE SALE.-Samue! Newwitter
auctioneer, viii sell to-day. at $50
O'Clock, Al No 436 West 31sr st. Borough
of Manhattan. the fixtures and chattels Of a
saloon. by order Of mortgage.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-20
RESTAURANTS.
TYPEWRITISG.

TYPEWRIT ERG-An makes sold, rented,
repaired, exchanged: reliable service
GORMAN. 79 Nassau sE. Telephone 274O-
C0rtlandf.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-20
FOE SAFE.

CARPENTERS. builders. any ons altering
~ Tebuilding.-Hav large stock Of Doors
rartiti5ns. etc.. second hand. sell cheap.
.s..-.N 1SROS.. - Cent? 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-20
PEOPLES [LDIMIE
Now YORK-ArBANV

NEW YORK-ALBANY.
HUDSON RIVER BY SESARCHLIGHT.
Steamers c. W. MORSE. even dates July.
odd dates August. and ADIRONDACK, al
ternating, N. Pier No. So N. r.. foot of
Canal St, p. NJ; and West 129th St, $50
p. NJ daily (Sundays included. Direct con-
nection with express trains at Albany for
Saratoga. Lake George. Adirondacks,
Thousand Islands and Sharon Springs. Or
chestra. Automobiles carried Time table
and Summer Book Free. Beautiful Hud-
son by Searchlight." 1Oc.
NEW DOUBLE SERVICE
Str DEAN RICHMOND leaves Pier 81.
" R., every Monday. Wednesday and FRI
day az $3.50 P. NJ, omitting W. I2oth S.
Service equal 20 Tegulc~ steamers.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-20

srENoGRAPHER-Brighs young man. %
20 25: Remington operatorI must come
well recommended. HILLS. 1854 Nassau st
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I,AiIRC tDS
PIEMMSYlL WAMlA.
r A l.EO A ID.

IN ~ a IL N ~ ~ -
STATIONS foot Of West TNelty-third street.
ans DssbFossss and CoEtl8lGt stree -. 1,
~ Lls learinZ time from Deaot oto-t-s - = :
COTtlaudr streets q I've minutes atef tl.a1'
tnat given below faT 1ssnty-ta44e o.4o'-
FOB THE WEST.
'd-55 All CHICAGO SPECIAL. --.-
e SG AM PITTSBURGH DAY k1&E'tsrsSSS.
'4O6S A.M- THE PENNSYLVANIA lsl..1
IIED.-Chicazos Cincinne-i' ana
slg5 Pm. sT LOUIS LIMITED. -
s1:S5 Pm. CHICAGO. CINCIssiSATL AMI
ASS PM. PENNs4IsvANIA SPECIAL
le hours 70 Chicago
s4.65 I'M CHICAGO LIMITED
Is 50 PM WESTERN EXPRESS
&c . P.M. sT louis AND CINC4Nss4AAA
7aS Pm. P4ciFTC EsxPREss.
ss-2S Pm. CLEVELAND SND CINsCAs'-
Natl EXPRESS
ss.55 PM PITTSBURGH SPECIAL
WASHINGTON AND TEE SOUTH a.
'5.53. SIS. sG.25. se.53 .fO.sS a m; -. -
,, .i2SS 21S SO gsns51sssiosRess g 9. S. 3 2 5I N.
a m. i5z5 Sass S.a2s ..cOeErsssssi99,nsall 2, a
Limited''J. IS %. 1925. ssSS. -S-SS. 30
SOUTHERN RA1LWAY.-ed-2o. 49, ,
M. 1910 a. m. daily. -
ATLANTIC COAST LINSEs---'92S a m end
sEABoARD AIR I.ISsE--i22S .. m and
- 10 a. IN. daily.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN ttAAAseN - =
CHESAPEAxEs q OHIO RAILWAT.-s7.5 s. $
a. m Weekdays: s1O-S5 a. n ana a-s'
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT ana NooESS
FOI.H,--.J-25 a m weekdays ana go
ATLANTIC CITY.-sSs a. m. and ass
p. N. weekdays. Sundays. e. % a. n
CAPE MAILS p m Weekdays o-No
a. m. SUNDAYS
LoNG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK Ocean
Grove) North Asbury Park SuuGaysls
and Point Pleasant. (4.O0 from Deso. q
CoLt SIS Onlyl 7.4O. SIS. 1OSS a. m.s
1925 O26S Saturdays only except Lons
BranehD Q-2i Saturdays onlyl. -. @-s.l:
ass D, m weeE-dsys- Sundays. SO. -.
iU'' a FoR 1o; aqs PHiIaRbEnPH1A. H. B e.
Cos. G.23. eJ.H5. SIS. SIS. . g. 9.55.
stl065. s10.65. s11.55 a. N, y 3. s12 s.
stl,65. s1.55. 2 10. ass. s3.25. ass, AS.
onIyj. s5ES. s625. 665. 7.55. SIS. ass.
e.2j e.55 for North philadelphia oniyl
2 m. u 10 nighs weekdays SUNDAYS.
eO5. '7.G5. s-23 e 3. 9S5. stloS5. 30 IS IS
ass. "a o (sf4-55 for North Philadelphia
0nly). s4.SS. a5.55. s6.25. 5.5S. S-2S. SIS.
G-23 (9.65 for North philadelphia oniyl
sDining Car. fLimited Train.
Ticket Offices. Nos. 46l. 13S4. end II9
Broadway: ls2 Fifth Avenue (nelow 20
st-l; 263 Fifth Avenue corner 29th Ssl.
Court Street. 80 NostTsnd Avenue. ss-1
Broadway. and Pennsylvania Annex Ste-
ton The New York Transfer Company
will call for and check baggage from ho-
TeIephone ''54S Chelsea for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service
W. ". ATTERBURY. J. R. WOOD.
General Manager Pass'r Tfafnc A-sr-
GEO W. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1906-07-20
~ NJ 3 rfARrFORD Z

-. Y. N. II. & HARTFORo, 3, . ,
Trains depart from Grand Cen-i. =
ga 81. and 18th Ave. as follows - a.
BOSTON. via New London & ~
vi 1000. sN I0.02 4. !,
sf12:OO p NJ: via Will.rla,r--, K.
A NJ, 700 p. NJ. vE
a. N. flii2.OO. sb4.O0. ell;Oo U 20 & !.
PORTLAND & BAR HARBOh----ia,'s'S-s- - ~ Z
WHITE MOUNTAINS. ST.
QUEBEC. - SEQ A. ~. ~ =, =, -
WORCEST ER and FIICABlr1,
NAM-13:5S p. NJ "a;
IsAEEVILLE and EOAFuAA
A. NJ. 1881 p NJ. =
Ct. Darlington. St0ckbTldse. - - =.
deld-f4:S4. eg0:02 A. n. sl:st. y
Ticket Offices at cGFand SSn.-'sss
and c125th ST. also 81 e-te ~. III
B'way. c23 Union Square. els- -
c24S Columbus Ave. ce4t ~, -
CLOS ". 125th St. %5Se ll.-e go \
BROOKLYN. c4 Court ST.. 4iS Nas.'-
sDaliy. fENcep, sundays
cnly. gStops at 18th s. 49,
St Sundays only $Parior -. q
ilHas dining car cParioz ana s.7'''
tickets also.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-20
MACHINERY,

Ar REDUCED PRICES.-5DO second hsnd
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and eX-
hanged. GEO B. EDDY. 39S Madison st.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-20
WORK WANTED.
Female.

sTENOGRAPHER. typewriter. assistant
hooIxlxeener: Rlssiarl-AmaEican young
lady; knowledge German. French: moderate
salary. SLEPAE. 1914 washington ave.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR.-Two years
experience IN central office; refeIeneei
state salary Address Miss a. HAAS. Sat
5Sth ST.. Brooklyn.
YOUNG LADY In Doctors office % answer
door ard telephons. Please write CARL
SON. 400 9Th ave. Brooklyn.
YOUNG LADY In Office; 3 years In high
school: we'll rscommendeq; Chrisuan-
I.TJDA MISIEWICZ. 426 Flushing ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-20
BOARD WANTED.

WANTED D.-Bosrd in private American
family by young German gentleman Of
good family: references exchanged; state
terms Address Box =. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-20
mNv nA4arin western RI

LackaWanna Aai!iV's.. !.
y. Y. foot Barclay. Carlsto9l1'.
Sta 60
FsOO A. M-For Binghamtol a-l a. - :
e1O.OO A. Al--For Buffalo. S---e'
Louia IA.
XlS 90 p M-Pocou0 Mool--.. - ,s1
el.4OP. EG.-For Bu1alo 81 90 =,
N4OOP. M.-For scranton e.. .t.si-.zs
eG.lS 2. Nor Bufalo a-.e 80 & ;
eS;S5 P. M.-For Duhalo. sss5i.ls a''
90 A. M.-For CnicA.,
80 p ~ ,-,4 -
Tickets a. 149. 42a 1lSA - 49, -
n. Y: $40 EsiltOn 81, Lle-sS - 81
tEnycept SUNDAY. NErioay~ = 49, -
leaves 2Sd So 12 so p -
tCoheF 81. 10 ?. -. week ee.e --~
New-York tribune., 1906-07-20

GARDENER.-Mar no family; wife as
laundress; both thorough and competent:
long experience and highest references. Call
or address G. c., S45 West SOth st.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-20
PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES.

KODAK SUPPLIES; also developing and
printing. M'ELROY'S. Sth ave. and 34th
St, best work in town: developing in "a
hours. Open Sundays and holidays.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-20
HELP WANTED.

Male.
AGENTS WANTED on salary or commits
sion to sell vermin powder for reaches.
fieas and lies on poultry and animals.
Large can sent, charges paid. upon receipt
of o cents VERMIN POWDER CO.. Box
$685. Scranton. Penn
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
$40 TO $50 monthly at home in spare
time corresponding for newspapers: no
canvassing: experience unnecessary. Send
for particulars. PRESS SYNDICATE,
Lockport. N. J.
FARMER.-Single or married man; must
have practical knowledge Of farming:
permanent position to right man; wages.
S35- S46 Per month. with board. Address
STOCK FARM. Sag Harbor. L l.. n. Y.
/ WANT a person, either sex, who has a
typewriter who is is will to work for me
at prices much less than regular stenoe-
raphers' wages. Write TYPEWRITER.
care landlady. 2O1 West 18th St
wANTDD.-A bright. Christian boy, of
good family, in the office Of a manufact-
uItng concern. one who writes a good hand
and can figure quickly and accurately:
wages. a. with good chance for advance
ment. MANHATTAN. Box %. Tribune
Office.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Situations Wanted-Male and Female
Four lines mot exceeding - Worusl, thE
fnsertlons IS cents, seven insertions. 80
cents Exceeding "a words and less than so
words. three Insertions, 80 cents; seven m
sertionS, 60 cents
New-York tribune., 1906-07-20

GARDENER.-By German; three children:
thoroughly understands farming. stock.
farm machinery; hard worker; long years
references; sober, industrious. HENRY
KAISER, III McKeon St. Stapleton. Staten
Island.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-20
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

9th 81 Is EAST.-Attractive double and
singie rocAls; high class house: EentleInes .
o. lad.<s; preskfas; optional. telephone;
REFEREE ces: summer rates.
CLEAN well furnished rooms for rent in
apartment near Gramercy Park. Address
LIVINGSTON. Tribune Uptown Office. 1864
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-20

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLTs.
sGANUFACTURERs OF billiard ana pooI
tables. high grade bowling alley build
eFs; lowest prices. MARX BROS %
Union Square
New-York tribune., 1906-07-20

STATIONS foot Of West Twenty-third Street
ana DssbFossss and CoEtlalct etIc-l-
~ Ihs leaving time from DeoDlols-s =
COItlaudr streets g five minutes lalet tlltn
that given below for Tssnty-thlEe oi4ess
New-York tribune., 1906-07-20

GARDENER. Scotch. single. SO. IS years
American experience under glass. outside.
wants charge gentleman's place; state ful
particulars and wages first letter; best ref
ences. A. r., Box %, Pleasantville. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-20

Male.
BOY Q5) would like to learn piano trade:
has experience. MACK, 436 Z. 10th st.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-20

FARMER. foreman or experiesrsed gardener
in all branches; EnglishmeR aged 49,;
married, two children: well accustomed to
the care and mana cement of stock Of all
kinds; all work on gentlemans place.
boarding help. etc. HENRY. at Carpenter s
Bureau, 15s 9Th ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-20

Sailing from Pier 81. North River. n
Or Stth ST. for Naples and Genoa
aolo.nesl. HaEtaeld & Co. % Wall Sc
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-25
LAB0R DAY PARADE
An,lganeuh nids st CsltaI Labor
 Union Meeting Last Night

At meeting of the Central Labor union last night arrangements for the annual field day of the State Federation of Labor, which will be held here on September 3. were com pleted. It is expected that at least 5000 persons will be in line, the largest contingents coming from Danbury. Bridgeport. Hartford and New Haven. The parade will form on the north side of the green at 11:30 o'clock in the morning and move from there to North Willow street, counter marching to the city hall, and passing in review before the mayor and members of the board of aldermen, to Bank, to Meadow, to South Main, to East Main, to Cherry, to North Main, to the green, where the divisions will disband and pro- ceed to their respective headquarters, and later to the trotting park where there will be horse races, sports and athletics, including 200, 100 and 75- yard dashes, boys race, pole vault ing contest and a fat mems race. A large tent will be provided for the women and children. A baseball game between the Oakville Pin Go and the American Ring Co nine will be q feature of the day..
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-25
AUCTION ]!

District of Waterbury, ss. Probate Court, August 16th, 1906, Estate of Bridget Donahue, late of Waterbury, in said District deceased.
 PURSUANT to an order from the Court of Probate for said District, will be sold at Public Auction to the highest bidder, on the Fourth day of September, A. D., 1906, at Two o'clock in the afternoon (unless pre- viously disposed of at private sale), the following Real Estate of said de- ceased, situated in the town of Wa terbury viz; bounded, Northerly on land of heirs of Chas. Goodwin: East erly on School Street: Southerly on land of Wm. Kennedy, and Westerly on Spring Street; consisting of four tenement buildings Sale to take place on the premises fin said Water bury. Terms made known at time of sale.
 MARY A. D0NAHUE. Administrative
 de bonis non. by EDW. [. SEERY. s-17-14 her Attorney.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-25
BOYS PAINT HIGH CLIFF. Winsted and Torrington School Pu- pills Vie in a Dangerous Sport.

Winsta5 5sAug 25.-Since Thursday afternoq 4dents of the Torrington High s H f. and Gilbert school of this plg have been engaged in a letter painting contest which is at- tracting much attention. About two years ago a body of students from the Gilbert school climbed the high mountain northwest of their athletic field on the line of the Torrington & Winsted Street railway about a mile below here and painted a large e" on a boulder at the top. The letter was visible from passing troiieys and remained there for some time.
 Finally a body of students from Torrington, Gilbert's bitterest ene- mics, climbed the mountain and painted a large 1T" in place of the "G." The "G" was soon replaced, however, and has remained on les lofty perch until Thursday when a body of Torringt ,n students. who ara encamped at Highlani lake. again visited the boulder and put a 1T" in its place.
 They had hardly reached the lake, however. when the iettsr WIS cov- cred with yellow paint qua lrcther "G" put in its place. Then they re- turned with red paint and another "T" replaced the e." At last ae- counts the TT" was still on the rock.
 The student who does the painting is let down from the rock distance of about twelve feet on a rope and it is a dangerous undertaking. The craze seems to be chronic. however. and Is likely to be kept up indefnite- ly.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-25
CR0C0ALES' ANNUAL
BIg Shssp Barbecue to Take Place
 Next Week 1huIsday.

The annual barbecue of the Croco- dile club will be held at Compounce lake next Thursday. A number of Waterbury people will attend. The Crocodile clubs annual is one of the events of the year at Compounce, and this years festivities will be up to the standard set by the club nearly thirty years ago. Secretary George A. Beers in answer to numerous ques- tions in regard to the origin of the club says:
 In 1875. Cad Norton petitioned to be 'set off' from the town of Southington to the town of Bristol. Members of the legislature influen- 'tial in securing the granting of the petition, were by him invited with their friends to a sheep roast at Com- bounce lake. At dinner a permanent organization was affected and the name Crocodile adopted, and in this informal and unpremeditated man ner the club began. It meets annual ly, and has several hundred mem- bers. It is simply a social organiza- tion and not political. as has been supposed. Requisites for membership, an invitation from member, gen. tlemanly conduct, and $1.60 for the dinner Billiards, boats, beverages and cigars are free and included in the above amount paid for dinner. "Notice-September z, 1899, 1t was voted that Pierce & Norton for $t furnish dinner ticket entitling the purchaser to simply the dinner.
 Beverages, boating, billiards, etc, to be extra, and free only to the pur- chaser of the $1.50 ticket.
 September 5. 1901. 1t was voted that the annual meeting be held in the future on the last Thursday in August"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-25
FENNER'S,
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-25
HORACE JoHNsoN's RIVAL. Predicting More Hot and sultry
 Weather For Us.

De Voc. the Horace Johnson" of New Jersey. Is visiting in Southing- ton. and being accustomed to make predictions has made one while there. He says that the heated term of this week was nothing to what we may look for from August zs to Sep tember 3 as 1t will be the hottest spell of the summef. Here Is what he says: "On August 24 we will have thundersforms with August 25 slight ly cooler and from August ss to Sep tember ] we will have the hottest spell of the summer. Very violent thunderstorms will disturb the peace and cuietuie of September (. sep- tember 5 to s will bring suitriness and thunderstorms and September 2 clearing of showers will occur and the hot weather spell will be broken. Cool and pleasant will be yours from September 10 to IT. Rain followed by cold wave will greet September I7. September IS will bring the first frost"