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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-01-13

language is taught. His Latin and
Greek text books are in the same mold
and he recently completed series of
inductive textbooks on Old and New
Testament studies.
Vast Gifts to University.
In spite of his many other great
abilities DR.. Harper was known most
widely, perhaps, through his gifts from
Mr.. Rockefeller and others which he
secured for his university. The total
gifts of the oil king amounted to $14,-
772,S4S.
Marshall Field has given generously
in money and property, the Ogden
estate contributed 100000 and the
Yerkes observatory, gift of Charles T.
Yerkes, cost 100000. Then Mandel
hall, Kelley hall and other university
structures are the gifts of those whose
names they perpetuate. Equally gen.
erous in her responses to DR.. Harper
was Miss Helen Culver who has made
many large gifts to the university.
1t always was deprecated at the
university that to the outside world
President Harper was chiefly known
as a money getter, as the man for
whom John D. Rockefeller had given
millions Of dollars. They called atten-
ton to the fact that DR.. Harper, the
business man, was but one of the
many Harpers known to them, and
that while Harper the financier, was
very necessary individual, he was,
perhaps, the least attractive Of the
personalities which were comprised
in their president.
The body will be buried in Oak.
woods cemetery, this city.
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HAZEL DELL.

Hazel Dell, Jan. 1O.-Mrs. w. z.
Dexter and little daughter, Elizabeth
and Margaret, visited Sunday at the
home of Mrs. Dexter's, parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jerome Tillotson.
Miss Florence Salter and little Miss
Gladys Haines both of South Ottum-
wa, We're over Sunday visitors at the
f. P. Salter home.
Mrs. F. L. Dexter and little daugh-
ter, Irene visited Friday with Mrs. S.
P. Hartman, of South Ottumwa
Little Donald Crane is i'll with pneu-
monia.
j. T. Smith and wife, of South OF
Smith home.
Sunday school at 2 p. m. Preach
ing services at 8 p. m. at the Zion
Methodist Episcopal church next Sun
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WANT AND NEED.

There's a big difference
between what a baby wants
and what he needs. Deny
him the one, give him the
other Most babies need
SCOTS Emulsion it's the
right thing for a baby. It
contains a lot Of strength
building qualities that their
food may not contain. After
a while they get to want it.
Why? Because it makes
them comfortable. Those
dimples and round cheeks
mean health and ease. SCOTS
Emulsion makes children
easy; keeps them SO, too.
SCOTT 8 BOVINE, 4os Pearl St., New York.
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WILLIAMS

4
Williamsburg, Jan. 11.-School COM
menced last Monday morning after a
three weeks vacation.
No new cases of scarlet fever have
been reported and the general health
of the community is good, as reported
bv the local physicians.
Little Bessie and Clara Hanson re-
turned to Ottumwa yesterday to re-
sumo their studies at ST. Joseph
academy.
Rev. Father J.. T.s A. Flanagan,
president of st. Ambrose college, Dav-
EXPORT, accompanied by Rev. Father
VIM. Shannonhan and Rev. William
Harmon also of the same college, were
i'll the city last week, assisting Rev.
Father Joseph O'Donnel in his first
solemn high mass.
Miss Anna McEachran and Miss
Bessie, Ogden returned to their studies
at the university at Iowa City, this
week.
Rev. John Brennan, of ST. Paul, is
in the city visiting his mother and
other relatives.
Miss Ella McEachran, who had
spent the holiday vacation at the
school duties at Kingsley last Sunday.
Little Frank Regain, who has been
ill with pneumonia and sciatic rheu-
matism, is reported very much inn
proved.
Mrs. Lew Lewis is spending a few
weeks with her parents in Moulton.
John Regain and Nell Connaway
went to Cedar Rapids on Monday, the
former to resume his carpenter work.
and the latter has secured work in a
store
VIM. Jones' big stock sale was we'll
attended yesterday the stock bring
| ing good prices. He is making prepa-
rations to move to Iowa City in the
near future.
| The Methodist people are holding a
| revival this week and the Presbyter-
ians began their week of prayer. Rev.
c. H. Dillin, conducts the former SER
vie and Rev D. n. Scott the lat
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SMITH RANCHO.

Smith Rancho, jan II. - Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Wright and Mrs. H. F. Dav-
is visited Sunday at the home Of ]. A.
Smith.
Ray Smith was Fairfield visitor on
Monday.
Several from here attended church
at Abingdon Tuesday night.
Ethel Smith spent Saturday night
and Sunday with friends at Packwood.
j. A. Smith was a caller at Highland
Center Tuesday and Wednesday,
Protracted meeting commenced at
Bladensburg Sunday night
Mrs. ]. A. Smith and daughter were
Farson callers on Wednesday.
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INSTALL OFFICERS.
FIoris Lodge Visited by Bloomfield
Rebekahs.


Bloomfield, Jan. 1.-THE annual In
stallation of officers of Rebekah lodge
Our Home No. IS, of F1oris was held
on Tuesday evening, the work being
performed by Mrs N. S. Johnson, dis
trict deputy president of district No.
21 accompanied by the following staff
of officers: l.. t. Barton, grand mar
shall; Mrs. Isadora Curl, grand warden;
Harvey Barker, grand secretary; Mrs.
Lou Wilkinson, grand treasurer; Mrs.
Harvey Barker, inside guardian. AS
soon as the installation staff reached
Floris banquet was rendered them
at Hotel Bowler after which they pro-
ceeded to the hall where the follow
ing officers We're duly installed:
Mrs. Laura Swinney-.Noble Grand.
Mrs. Anna Lang-vice Grand.
Miss Flora Enthusiastically
Mrs. Minnie Heady-Treasurer.
Mrs. America Stark-Warden.
Mrs. Della Hoyle-Conductor
Mrs. Anna Cook-Inside guard.
Mrs. Maize Wilson-Outside guard.
Mrs Eta notwithstanding.
Miss Bess Swinney-Right Supper
ter to n. G..
Miss Cora Lang-Left Supporter tc
N. G.
Miss Edna Outright Supporter to
v. G.
Miss Minnie Putorff- Left supporte,
to V. G.
Mrs. Johnson states that the floor
work of our Home" was beautifully
exemplified and that good work is be-
ing done and the lodge deserves
great credit for their present prof
cheney. At the close of the services
light refreshments We're served in the
hall. This evening Mrs. Johnson will
install officers at Drakeville and or
Saturday evening at. Pulaski, where
preparations are being made for a
grand affair.
Local News Items.
Miss Minnie Loeb left Wednesday
for Ottumwa to spend a few days with
relatives.
Mrs. Mccormick has been quite sicl
during the past few weeks, having
been threatened with pneumonia.
Frank Mitchell was called to Ian
caster, Mo-, Wednesday by the Hines!
of his mother.
Arthur Johnson has returned from {
trip with an Uncle Toms Cabin theatr,
company, and will remain in the cit.
until March. He is now employed a!
nurse for Vint Davis.
$1oo-Dr. e. Detchon's Anti-Dlureti,
| may be worth to you more than $10i
| if you have child who soils bedding
| from incOntinence of water durin.
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Starving.

When your body is starving-robbed
by indigestion-Dr. Kings New Life
Pills viii relieve and cure you Csc. F.
B. Clark, Druggist.
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Hot Springs Doctors
.AeINcY LODGES INSTALL.
M. w. A. and G. A. r. Hold Interest.
ING Meeting.

M. w. A. and G. A. r. Hold Interest
ing Meeting.
Agency, Jan. 1I--Wapello camp No.
1870, M. w. of A, installed the follow
ing officers Tuesday evening at the
regular monthly meeting:
Watson Enyart-V. c.
w. H. Hiliery-W. A.
j. D. Newell-Banker
H. E. Woodford-Cle
s Leroy Watkins-Escort.
Fred, MISUNDERSTANDING.
VIM. Johnson-Manager
Il. M. L. Davis and DR.. c. S. Reed
lysicians.
WinsIow Post Elects Officers.
At the regular meeting of Winslow
post No. lot, G.. A. R., held Tuesday
afternoon the following officers We're
installed:
Post Communications Dwire.
Senior Commander-Alex. Giltner.
Junior Commander. H. Savage.
Chaplain. G. Hawkins
@. NH. c.. Hunlbert.
Adjutant-Dr. M. L. Davis.
O. Dc. L. Nye.
o. G.-Dayis Osburn.
I Surgeon--T. v. Shearer,l
rother lnterestinadtems.
sr, i Mrs. ,5. a. lsterner enter
-ssup party Of S-fFienr
~ r,sihe, four miles northeast OF
recently Refreshments We're
ID and very enjoyable time was
Ars. w. B. Taylor, of Bloomfield, is
re visiting her parents, Rev. and
RS. T. B. Hughes
@. S. Foster, Of Lormore, is visiting
riends here.
The Agency bank has bought the
Wheaton building and are having the
vault put in and expect to begin busi-
ness about Feb. /.
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Success is stamped on every pack
age. 1t is the most successful remedy
known. 1t makes you well and. keeps
you we'll. That's what HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea does. 35 cents,
Tea or Tablets. Sargent, the true
druggist.
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Itch cured in 80 minutes by Wool.
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Never fails.
Sold by w. L. Sargent. Druggist, OF.
tiImMa Iowa
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To Cure a Cold in One Day

take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money if it fails to
cure. E. w. Groves signature is on
zach box 25c-
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Many Children Rescued.

Many ChIfdren Rescued.
Many children have been rescued by
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds. SOC and
$1.00. F. B. Clark, Druggist.
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ADVERTISED LETTEH
List of Letters Remaining Y
at otturwa, Iowa, for the
Ending Jan. 6, 1906. !
Women's List.

Women's List. her
Bolander, Mary Bennett, Nice!
Day, Isabel Darner,, Mmb
Hayden, Mrs. Ed 10y, Nora
Mason, Mrs. o. s. Snyder, LII
Willer. Mrs. Lizzie
Harrison, Mrs. DR.. B. =
Mems List.
Arnold, G.. w. Arnold, Ga \
Bowesr, T. j. Briggs, FL II
Rucey, Arthur Bedell, o.
Bedaker, F. r. Bonham, -
Duncan, j. T. Douglass TIA
Dirkey, VIM. Davis, G. 40
Fox. j. D. Greenlee, ~
Holmes, w. R. Harrison, lis,
Harmony, j. 3. Jones, S.
Johnson, Chas. Murray, ]
Moore, H. M. McNameel. 1
O'Connell, w. o. Pickerell, tdsh
Smith, j. A. Sodergreeinp
Williams, Mitchell Williams, =,
Jewell Credit Clothip :
Fred w. worn
Poir, j
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The most familiar thingunt,
world is the barber sholssm;
~ 8 Il T-rx
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WOUND NOT FATAL.
John G. Carlisle of Mobile, Ala, Acct
dentalIy Shoots Himself

Isle, grandson of the former secretary
of the treasury accidentally shot him
self today. 1t is not thought the wound
will prove fatal.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-01-13

The most familiar thingunt,
world is the barber sholEsmf
tNaxtl" PA.
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$1oo-Dr. e. Detchon's Anti-Dluretio
may be worth to you more than 500
if you have child who soils bedding
from incontinence of water during
sleep. Cures old and young alike 1t
arrests the trouble at once, 81. Sold
by w. L. Sargent, Druggist, ottumwa,
Iowa.
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SCOTT 8 BOVINE, 4o9 Pearl St., New York.
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DR.. Harper was known in education
al circles as the apostle of the Undue
tive method Of education. He was, as
stated, the author of a series of He
brew text books arranged on the in
ductive plan that are in use in the
University Of Oxford and other prom
inant centersl of learning where tho
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-31
BOARD OF CHARITIES
Waterbury Market Co Will Furnish
 Meat For Brookside Home.

The department of charities held a meeting last night and remained ill session until alm0st II o'clock. In the absence of the mayor. who was at the meeting of the board of public works, Commissioner Murphy presided.
 The contract for furnishing meat and fish for the Brookside home was awarded to the Waterbury Market Co. for the following prices: Hanks 3I13 cents: shoulder. 6 to s cents. The prices quoted for fish were. haddock, ! cents: cod. cents. The other Did ders were John Moore and Mir Me Grath. Only one bid was received for bread. but the board thought the pirce, S2.G5 per hundred pounds. too higl, and will call for more proposals.
 The matter of which town. Water bury or Morris. is responsible for the payment of the expenses of Alice smith at Middletown. was referred to the city attorney. Tine case of Mrs Hughes. an inmate at the Middietown retreat. went over until the next meet ing when her husband will he heard
 The payrolls and miscellaneous bills were approved. Contrary to ex' pectations. nobody was appointed to assisr in looking after the town store
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-31
DEAD IN BED
Frederick D. Blakesley Asph yxiated
 By Illuminating Gas.

Frederick D. Blakesley, aged 15 years. only child of \. J. Blakesley, as sistant cashier at the Waterbury Ma tional bank, was asphyxiated by il- luminating gas ill his room at Wilson s Military academy. Fishkill Landing, N. Y.. Monday night. His father was mo- titied of. the sad affair yesterday and immediately left for that place. and returned with the body this afternoon. The boy was unusually bright and his death is source of much regret to his father and other relatives. He was home for few weeks during the holi- days and left to resume his studies early the present month. Yesterday his cousin. John Benedict. son of Dr J. NJ. Benedict, received q very cheer ful letter from him ill which he re- ferred to an engagement which he had with his father to spend Washington's birthday in New York. He wanted young Benedict to try and arrange to be there. too. This letter was written the day before the accident happened and it showed that he was ill the en- joyment of good health and spirits. Nobody at the institution can account for the affair. the only thing they know about it being that when he was missed yesterday morning an investi gation was made and he was found dead ill bed. The room was filled with gas and one of the jets was open. The boy was great favorite in the school and one of the brightest pupils ill his class. He had been there about a year and IikpI if ynrv n,uch
 The funeral will be held from Hall Memorial chapel Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-31
l.oooFORMlLLINERY
! Against Estate of Mary Phelan
 Covering Sixteen Years.

Judge Lowe to-day granted an order h the appointment of commissioners the estate of the late Mary Phelan, hear evidence on n claim for Sl,UO resented against it by Miss Julia |ennaugh for millinery. The bill |vers period of about sixteen years. he commissioners will be appointed hturday morning and the estate Will e represented by Attorney Seery, bunsel for the administrator When fiss Phelan's will was approved last Farch it was impossible to locate all eir to it excepting one, John Fitzpat- |ck, living ill Ireland. Since then,
 bwever, Mr Seery has discovered kven. some living in Bradford and liners in London. England. Miss Phe. In lived and owned property on NH rect. She was resident of Water hry for about fifty years and was well
 nown. Her estate now amounts 10 4.50O. with all claims paid excepting he one above mentioned.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-31
CITY NEWS

Attorney and Mrs John O'Nei!l left to-day for three weeks sojourn in the balmy air of Florida.
 On Friday evening Di Nito's Orches- fra will give concert and dance at Columbus hall in Naugatuck.
 One week from tomorrow night Jacques Cartier conclave. No S10 | 0. H., will give its grand concert at Polls theater.
 Mrs Madeline Woisard died this morning at her residence. 5I3 North Main street. The funeral will he held Friday morning.
 Miss Margaret F.. Manion and Harry II. Morrison were married January 2i in St Johns church. Brooklyn. N. i.. by the Rev Father Coen.
 Ali arrangements are now complete for the big card party which is to be held tomorrow night at Navierian hall. Nearly all the teams which played at the last contest have entered and it. is expected that the contests will be even more spirited than the last. Play will start at s o'clock sharp. Dancing after the whist and forty-fiye.
 X very pleasant surprise party was held at the home of William Shea of Union street last evening. Among those who contributed to .he evening s entertainment were Thomas Healy. Irene Hyland. Patrick Murphy. Mary Lynch. William Siokmund. Mary Can non. Thomas Kcane. Mary coyle, Katherine McEernney, William Shea and Daniel Bergin.
 On Friday evening in the Mulcahy Memorial building the Forum club vii! give another of its popular public debates. members of the alumni and their friends being invited to attend. The question That will he discussed is: Resolved. That strikes and bOycotts arc legitimsse weapons in commercial warfare" John Savers and Patrick Farrell will uphold the affirmative. while Henry and William Lawlor will speak for the negative. After the de- bate there will he dancing.
 Although there is not much doing at Hamilton park at the present stil. there is a great deal of interest being taken in regard to what will he done to the place after the winter is over. This morning F.. G. kilduff. supcrinieil- dent of the water department. ana Perry Morris. street inspector. were shown through the place by Superin- tendent Walker. It is understood that the work of Mir Walker has been so satisfactory the past two years that he will he retained for the next two. He has accomplished wonders with the money he had at hand and he is being praised throughout the city. especially by residents in the eastern section.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-31
GIRL WHO KNEW DOLPH.
Iissing Man Reported as Seen il
 Bristol

Bristol. Jan 31.--Jesse Dclph. miss Ing from Essex. was in Bristol on
 Monday night according to. young
 roman. who knew him when she
 ived in that part of the state. Ihe han entered Frank F. Dodge's news
 tore on Main street about 9 o'clock Monday night. The young woman |.lerk, who knows him. says she DOW Id to Dolpl and he answered ny tip ping his hat. He asked to look at kome souvenir postal cards and se- )ected number. He then asked the tlerk what time the next train lefE town.
 He was told that a third rail left hll few minutes for Hartford and he heft the store AS soon as he had left |the clerk called Mir DOdge'c attention to the fact that the maa was the miss ling clerk from Essex. and when the picture was published yesterday both were doubly sure that the man who made the visit to the store was the missing Dolph.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-31
Mutilated Minerva.

Owing to the mutilatioa of valuable antique head of Minerva. presented in 1s6o by the composer HsIevy to the Beaux Arts. a proposal to have casts made from all important sculptures in France belonging 10 the state has been made. In the present instance the nose has been knocked of and the head so damaged that repairs are out of the question. The possession of perfect casts of all the statues in the Louvre would at least minimize the loss in case of fire.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-31
"DRI\kWATER

is iH hand luck Sasl ths man with the copper nose as he invested a dime in a bag If Browns slEickfire Char
 e"aL While he was aEsy to the tenn FscraBre convention ae left his horse af a hoauling stable. tlIa liveFyman lei t out to saIesmen for iiquyr deal eTS. uho used if calling on their rUs- toIaesS. When DriukwsIer came lssek
 b. drought z friend a TaEaiical teta- I.rancp man. Dr5nkuafer hitclsesI ugs sad tosS his frizn.I is srt ibe psiufs uf interest sI-pa1 t.sH but I~rs- IsFinkuater dsl nd knssu the dis@s- lute uavs inst hsrse hsd fallen into. Hs hardly started teEsre that horse boIged fsE a Szlcon. !
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-31
EaU for Pat

An Irishmsn was sitting in an i'm lE County Mayo one dzy. while it was rEiainc -furioasIy without \ noble mans brousbam drew Ep al the door ,f the kostsiTy. Blszoned on the pan els of .ts doors acre The arms of its svns-. fascritca with the motto. -Fidss rezzsi uB.Sge-- Pat asked s1fae one Of th. Irishznan- -h0s do yon translate thzt-- Easy enough. Pa, replied. 'FideS rpzrst ubique'-- Feiih. il rains eyeTyvhsre-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-31
SCHOOL OF HOUSEKEEPING.
Spring Term Announcement Made by
 the Friendly League.


 the Friendly League.
 Spring term cookery classes are being formed at the Friendly league school of housekeeping. On Monday evening, February 12, there will he started a class in second course cook cry. which is open to those who have completed the first course. On Tues day evening. February IF, special course for cooks will be formed, and OH Wednesday evening. February :. q first course cookery class. and oil Thursday. February 1j. q class in the waitress course. On Friday evening. February i6. an adapted course in ad- vanced cookery is open to those who have completed the first and second courses.
 An afternoon class for non-leaguc members in first course cookery will be formed on Friday. February ?. Registration should be made immedi- aiely in the office of the Friendly league. as the classes are filling rapid Ir
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-31
J..us War sp.rit.

The Japanese osHeiai organ the Koku- nin. coupsrIug the Jspansss with for siEn soldiers. Seys- Tssy are hrozgaf us iu the izea thar it is their comHcn
 satv 10 serve with -he eoso-s and die in
 rhs SsfeEss ef their couzsTy Iu case of r7s-zsucy- % fhst they car rise iu thsir rslor and tseIity sboss TkSss of otks- soursrsss. wko sstksr n.ke sEhtine the oruPafion of tkeir ezs1e cr fcIlor i as nerrrnsrt<s England Es nct quits ID to Js,an ia the natter o< this principlsL
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-31
LAWYER ToOMEY MISSING.
One of Bridgeport Firm that Acted fo
 Atwood.


 Bridgeport. Jan 3l.-Jcremiah ID. Toomey. Jr. q member of the law firm of Phelan. ToOmey X Phelan. has dis appeared and it is said that his return to the city is not likely. Financial req sons are probably responsible for his departure.
 His practice has recently fallen off considerably. it is said. owing more to an inattention 10 business than any other reason. He has spent much of his time at q brokers office and it Is said that he had made some disastrous investments. His deposit at n local bank was withdrawn a week ago.
 PhcIan. Toomey X Phelan was the firm that backed D. Preston Atwood in the prosecution of his many pro hate suits.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-31
ELECTRICs TO BOSTON.
Installing. Power for Motor Ensilie Ser.
 vice for Entire Distance.


 vice for Entire Distance.
 Pittsburg. Jan 3l.-The New York. New Haven and Hartford railroad has placed orders with the Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co for the machinery to equip the new power house at Stamford. Conn. The build ing will he erected by Westinghouse. Church. Kerr X Co. and the Nesting house Electric Co will install three i..a0 horse power turbine generators and sets. with full equipment. such as steam engines. exciters. switchboard and smaller machinery.
 The contract will aggregate q cost Of S3O0.000. The road Is being equipped with the single phase electric equipment from New York to Stam- ford. and eventually will be operated with electricity 10 Boston.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-31
For The Good of All

Royal Baking Powder is equally valu- able for the preparation of the finest, most delicate cookery and for substantial, everyday food.
 Royal Baking Powder has been used by three generations and is employed in baking by the best families everywhere.
 sors sA<~s rs.ses O. se~ -os<
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-31

L'ARM FOR SALE-5 acres with house \ situated al Ezs. Farms. by Cheshire trolsy line. Inquire of Rsiizele CveTrera. a Chsifiel6 avenue. I-3I-ln