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New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
sTREETCAR MEN BURNED TO DEATH.
Ten Bodies Taken from Ruins of Boarding
House at Birmingham, Ala.

Birmingham, Ala, Oct. 1s.-Ten streetcar men
were burned to death. two others were perhaps
fatally injured and third slightly hurt in
fire which DESTROYED the boarding house Of Mrs.
E. E. Watley, at No. 1871 Third avenue between 4
and o'clock this morning
The fire is thought to have been of incendiary
origin Burglars have been detected the prem
fses twice within the last two months. Thieves
were discovered at work during the fire.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
THE HON. MIR. BRUCE MARRIED
Lord Aberdare's Son Reported Quietly
Welded to Camille Clifford.

London. Oct. 19.-It has been learned that thu
Hon. Henry Lyndhurst Bruce. eldest son of Lord
Aberdare. and Camille Clifford. an American ac-
tress. were quietly married under a special IL
cense by the registrar on October IL Her mar
riage has made no interruption in Miss CIihords
appearances in THE Belle of Mayfair" in Q
local theatre.
The engagement Of Mr.. Bruce and Miss Clifford
was announced from London IN July. II was
MED by Lord Aberdare but Miss Clifford persisted
in saying that she eventually would marry her
fance despite the opposition OF his family
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20

Neither Partridge nor Barrows did anythins
brilliant in their match; BY taking the seventh
Partridge turned for home up He had gone gone
out In 43 to As for the Princetonian The latter
came back with string Of three AZ: good enough
to win the tenth eleventh and twelfth holes, ana
SQUARED the match. Barrows stood up at the
fourteenth green but by winning the fifteenth and
seyenteenth holes Partridge became dormie. They
haIved the home hole in 4, leaving Partridge a
winner nv 1 IN Their cards
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
rha SUMMARY follows

Ch,mniopshiu Second round)-Dudley H Barrows
rr!noston aeora. somp Yale ug and to gsS
5 up and 2 to play. W. n Glow. jr. YALE oea' Gi~
Robert Absott Yale beat W. T West Princeton up
ns sround-cow bea. Abbott. ds hoisa,
Par rtrtdr beat Rarrows, l
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
YALE BANKING ON FORWARD PASS.
'Tad" Jones Will Not Be Able to Play in
the Game To-day.
tBy Telesraph to Tho Tribune. J

LBy Telegraph Tho Trfbunel
New Haven Oct. 19-Yale wound UP her
nrenaration for the Pennsylvania State game with
another afternoon devoted to whirwind forward
passing The passes executed so effectively
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
,snnrentice allowance
TO OPEN WITH PRIVATE HORSE SHOW.

Between second third races Roseben with 10
pounds VIII against the worlds
Inile. he'd BY Sslyator 1851.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
YALE TO HAVE SOCCER" TEAM.

TBy Telegraph to The Trbure.l
New Haven, Oct. l9-Yale has decided to put a
soccer football team in the field and join the in
tercollegats association.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
Horse and ags.

DishabiIle and Zienap came through on tn
ford was knocked completely OF his stride whe
9TH RACE.-For all ages; $1,000 added; six
V Winner. ch. T., by Voter-Queenston.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20

suErass; always close the came eisvssiy
baG- Sgfal b0ais< tntH saxsAs ~ oqys9 l1AsAs
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
Outcome avoided the early pace and closed VIII
2unx on vsii Angler tired IN lAxt farionE.

Montgomery saved ground on tho II
closed strong. but swerved over TO the
They're on stopped. after following the
eth RACE.-THE FORDHAM HIGHv
ID course Start good. Won cleverly.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-19
PERSONAL
REV ARD
For Information

The following named persons formerly
lived IN Omaha. but their present address
that their whereabouts should be made
known and Sl.OO will be paid to the first
person furnishing information that will dis
close the present correct address OF any
one or the persons in the following list.
COMMUNICATE with G. J. Duncan OF The
c. f, PIERCE; o. r. Fisher: Harman La
Rose II. .. Burnett; Frank Gay Morning
sun Council Bluffs, Ia; II. c Briscoe,
H PnirtLGinSeri Max Trostleri Roy Black; s.
Gran, Smith-Premier Typewriter Co; 10.
=. Cliniganj, Hans Larson, clerk d. 4.
Adams Express Co; Albert j. Watkins:
W. G. Lyman, F., +. g. Mo. v. r. r.. John
w. Tabor Council Bluffs. la; J. T. Hamil-
Co. South Omaha J. A. Mcdonald smith
S Swift We 8 Co. W P. Haines; W. + yPTissi,
T. J. Mcdonald: j. A. Mcdonald: NJ j.
Mummaugh; S. Shamaks; W. h. Mad
Hathaway!;n e'eP2one va GomP %r'mn G. i
&. OHM w. Meelin; Tomekta; Frank
Bartle;, w. A. Luce; f. r. Beach sam
M. L: Smith Co; {. S. Chase, Cudahy pkg
Co.. H. ID. Campbell, formerly with Omaha
Rubber Shoe company; \. d. Briggs. Coos
nho9tel, ID; r. Sutherland: f. n. Mumford,
oliver Typewriter company; Terry Mus
TAM l.; o. Simons 500 South Twelfth
street stree w. w, Patterson, bartender; Al
iIed owens, Ribbell Paper company; q. s..
Morrow, Cudahy Packing company; j. p.
Edwards, drug clerk J. V. French, bar
Der; Walter Gels, Max Cherry, ADVERTISING
SOLICITOR G. G, Swessy, Wright & Will
| helmN; b. II. Chichester. Columbia Fire In
S,nrance company; Fred Hndman; Archie
halan; James NJ. Shackclford; c. d.
| Dixon, barber; A. ]. Cravens, Krug Park
| William Dixon, barber; Arthur Alexander,
salesman; A. a. Herring, Messenger Co.
&. r. Broadwell, Express Co.. s. J. Fox,
Williams, photographer: Geo. Best; c. T..
Guthrie, nusery salesman; T.. L. Moore,
Baroda Diamond Co; h. Kahn; o. c..
Wade, bartender; ]. L. Miller. Metropole
cigar Co; Al Turpin, formerly with Cham
| 6ers; J. '. Kline, with Schlitz hotel; F. j.
| Tracy; J. II: Jefries, printer A. G. Ber-
noudy, Smith Premier Typewriter Co.;
Reed Widner; L. J. Cramer, salesman;
Earl Wilson, L. p. brakeman; j. d.
Bates, with News; j. B. Good stockman:
r.. NJ. Free; j. B. jones, salesman; Carl
Addy; W. V. Carter; J. J. McGuiggan:
Geo E. Green, Fargo, S. D.; c. l.. Jones,
Columbia Phonograph Co; A. {. Welshans I;
VIM. Weiser, Bedford, la; F. L. Bryan,
McKittrick, printer; A. w. f.. Spinney; j..
| b. Meehan, 702 s. nth Ave-; c. A. Peck i;
T.. Lanzandorfer; II. b. Burnham; Chas.
c. Hamiltan; Ted Durnald, Theodore Holl-
ing, salesman; G. NJ. Julian; H. +. Holtz,
1872 Cunning, klotz; VIM. Francis Stanley
3. Rogers; l.. f, Panquin; c. b. Thomas !;
HI s. Kellogg; f. II. Wilson; w. H. Nc
r. c. Roush barber; l.. s. Stevens. barber:
A. B. c. Mills. hotel clerk; John Helm,
tailor; A. letters; G. II. Decker; Louis N.
Spencer; @. w. Ament; ]. b. Buchholtz;
NJ. ]. Shackelford; F. r. Badger, clerk;
Uses IS
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-19
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articIes-Put an ad in The Bee Lost
Column.
For SALE-REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENTS

There are a few bargains in Omaha real
estate owned by large insurance comps.
MES or eastern mortgages and prices have
not been raised, as the owners are nom
residents and are anxious to sell. The
properties we have in mind will earn a
large return on present rentals, and the
growth of Omaha promises big profit on
ground values and rentals.
$40, 5OO-Two Broom, frame houses on cor
ner lot near Farnam ST., in walk
ing distance 146 feet on paved
street; room for two or three brick
lats; present income $500 per month;
good investment now; room for
more buildings and ground will
double in value in few years.
SIS OOO-Three-story brick, good as new,
pressed brick and stone trimmings;
three stores six large flats, cottage
in rear; perfect repair; cost $4,000
We know of nothing better in
Omaha that will be a safer invest
ment for the money. Rents, 5000
insurance and taxes low.
We have four or five other large brick
buildings we believe to be good invest
ments, but we prefer to show them per-
sonally.
s 3, 75O-Four cottages and full city lot. 22d
and lizard granite paving, street
and alley; rents, s49z; can be more.
Never lost a tenant or dollar OF
rent
s 2,15O-Corner on Cunning st., with 1872 IT,
south front, small cottage; splendid
place for houses and stores; ground
alone worth $500; outside of fire
limits.
S 2.75O-Corner on Cunning ST., 6s IT, south
front; splendid location for fats OF
stores: good 5-room cottage, with
new plumbing; east front. You
can't beat this for modest home
with room to build stores or flats
adjoining.
s 1,5OO-5-room cottage, walking distance,
east front, new plumbing.
N. P. DODGE & CO.,
1714 Farnam St, Bee Bldg.
RESI- IS
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-19
ACRES FOR SALE

ACRES FOR SALE
"a ACRES about ~ miles southwest of
court house. over 4 mile south frontage
on Center St, paved road About 4 acres
alfalfa, land all good; improvements; good
Groom house, barn, several buildings for
sheltering cattle and hogs, scales, well and
windmill, large reservoir, water piped
to house, barn and all through feed yards:
land fenced and cross-fenced with Page
woven 10 wire. over 5000 spent on i'm
Drovements last few years. Very desira-
BILE for suburban home, feed yards for
South Omaha stockmen or garden purposes
Price 500 per acre.
20 ACRES on West Dodge, paved road;
fine, high, slightly place for suburban home.
Might sell in or 1O-acre tracts. Price
$500 per acre.
20 ACRES joining Benson, not far from
paved road and car line; small house, barn
and fine spring water Price 5000.
GEORGE & CO., 16O1 FARNAM
RE-M575 20
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-19
SPECIAL NOTICES

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will be taken until ~ M. for the
evening edition and until .. m. for
the morning and Sunday edition.
Rates 4 1-2c q word hrat insertion,
lie = word thereafter. Nothing taken
for less than zoe for the hrHt inser-
tion. These advertisements must be
run cOnsecutively.
Aavertisers, ny requesting n num-
bered check, can have answers adj
dressed 60 = numbered letter In care
~ The Bee. Answers 30 Addressed
will be delivered on presentation of
check.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-19
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
HOMES CHEAP AND GOOD

Kountze park, nice rooms,
city water, sewer, fruit and
shade trees, very desirable;
1880
2I09 Henderson St,
rooms, new and up to date,
modern except furnace
S2,S5O.
30l7 Henderson ST.,
rooms. modern except fur
mace, Just built, big snap;
Il block from Dodge car
line; 1856.
2229 Locust St., Z rooms,
all modern, lot 4Ox150;
very desirable place; $2,sOO
2217 Csss ST., rooms,
renting for s25 per month,
big close in snap; $4,000.
r. II. LANDERYOU,
Board of Trade.
Tel Douglas 2151.
RE-49o Is
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-19

FLESH, white, pink, brunette; ATTN skin
powder is made in dainty siuts, CSC.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-19
BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR sALE-STATE RIGHTS ON AN
article in universal demand. Recent in
vention; may be sold through trade, on
installments or by mail order. Sale in
creasing daily. Only principals meaning
business need apply. Address Oppor-
Y-567 lex
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-19
MONEY TO LoAN-cHATTELS
LOANS
LOANS
On Household Goods, Pianos. Horses
and Wa

On Household Goods, Pianos, Horses
and Wagons, Etc.
We Will loan money on the above security
az positively the lowest rate of interest to
De obtained in the city. Why? because we
nave unlimited capital and would rather
loan money out than have il lying idle. We
make these loans In the strictest confidence,
make no inquiry Of your neighbors and
merely want to see your security. IL you
owe several small bills which are bothering
YOU come to us, state your circumstances
ana we VIII loan you money enough to pay
them All on. so that you will have your in
ment each month will take care of II, And
we Will make the payment small enough TO
suit you.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-19

BEST nerve bracer ror men. "Gray's Nerve
Food Pills'-A box, postpaid. Sherman &
Mcconnell Drug Co. Omaha $50
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-19

FOR sALE-Clean stock of general mer-
chandise; chance to step into yrod pay
ing business. Stock about 5000 VIII
take 67h cents on the dollar for quick
cash. Stock up-to-dats and complete. Ad-
dress owner. L5. David City, Neb.
Y-M590
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-19
TRACKAGE
MUST BE SOLD

We have a fine new 7-room house in Han
soon park district-modem throughout
large reception hall and den, large bath
room, full brick basement. fine furnace,
lot 50x140, one block from car. Better
hurry If you want this. Call for prices
and terms. Wright & Lasbury, 500 SO.
10th street. RE-M5S3 p
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-19
PLUMBING

CALL JOHNSON for quick services ana
low prtceA ln1 barney. Tel Doug. $50.
N-i7s Jlk
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-19
WANTED-FEMALE HELP

WANTED-A couple without children
either a man and wife. son and mother
or brother and sister-to take charge OF
manual training boarding school for In
dian girls Must be communicates OF the
Episcopal church. Address Bishop Hare,
Sioux Falls, s. ID. C-M5Ol 20
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-19

sHERwIN- WILLIAMS CO.. best mixed
paint Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co.,
, Omaha Q-2I5
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-19

WANTED-To sell or rent, hair dressing
parlors, newly furnished, on easy terms,
10 responsible party. CAN Sol or 302 Ne
vile Blk, Omaha, Neb Y-M9n
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-19
COAL PROPOSITION.

A syndicate purchasing and opening
great @-ft. vein Of coal within $50 miles
Of two of the greatest coal markets in the
west will accept few subscriptions from
reliable parties on very advantageous
terms. Address p 70. Bee. Y-543 Is
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-19

HALLS safes. new. Sd-hand. 1878 Farnam.
Oh
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-19

AIL;ENANDER-Allie B., May Is 1906 aged
81 years.
Funeral Saturday, May 10, 1906, at D.
m, from family residence, 1925 South
IIWenty-tourth street. Interment Laurel
Hill cemetery. Friends invited
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-19
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEoUS

t8JDA FOUNTAINS. any size. 1918 Farnam
Q-2H
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-19
SIDEWALKS

LET John Grant make your cement side.
walk, drtyeways or cellar floor II you
want the best-guaranteed 10 years once
Moss NFg1
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-19

WANTED-Girl to take care of children
and do light housework. Call 72l 8. soth.
C-M973
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-19
MANIFESTATIONS

BY BOY 10 years old to learn a trade.
Nine months experience in railroad ONCE.
Fair accountant, good writer Best ref
erences Address p "a Bee
A-N5O4 SOx
STENOGRAPHER experienced in most
responsible work wants light once posi-
ton for summer. V, Bee, Council Biuns.
A-M5S7 40
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-19

FOR sALE-Combination drug and gro
OF the state. Good paying business, but
sickness compelE a change. Address p,
care Donald-Porter CO., Grand Island.
Y-M4S0 20
Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-19

MAGNETIC MASSAGE, ll2 N. 10th ST.
SECOND FLOOR, ROOM 2.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-27
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
Will Call Attention of Railroad Con-
 pany to Condition of SpeTry St.

At meeting of the board of pub lie works yesterday afternoon. favor able action was taken on the applica- tion for the extension of the water main in North Willow street. The superintendent of streets was in- structed to urge property owners in Southview, Madison and Lounsbury streets to put in curbing before win ter, so that the gutters may be paved and the storm sewer made to give satisfactory results. The superin- tendent of streets was also directed to notify the Western Union Tele- grap Co that its pole on South Main street, opposite Hotchkiss & Temple tons, and one on Canal street are in danger of toppling over. It was voted that J. J. Sbeehan be notified to change the location of the conduc- tor on his house on Sperry street so that the water shooting from it will not strike pedestrians on the side walks. It was decided to take up the sidewalk on Sperry street and call the attention of the railroad peo- pie to the condition of the place.
 The communication of Attorney Hincks of the c. R. and L. Go stating that the company has no charter rights on the Woodtick road. Mill Plain, was referred to the aldermen. The sum of $2,000 was added to the estimates for next year. the same to be used for a layout of Chase park, and $2,000 for street sprinkling.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-27
ELKS' OLD HOME WEEK.
Getting Ready to Make Rome Howl
 in Waterbury.

You can hear the tramp of the Elks now as from every corner of New England they are assembling in their camping places getting ready to charge upon Waterbury on the open ing night of the "Elks' old Home Week." which will begin on Novem- Der '. And what an opening that will be, The colors of the Elks will float from many standards, the music will ring from end to end of the city. the colored fires will Illuminate the skies. the cheery 'Halloa Bill" will pass from lip to lip and Waterbury will be turned Into bivouac for the Connecticut. Just now there Is competition going on s:nong the handsome members of the committAs as to who will have the honor of es. corting the little German Miss in the parade. She Is still holding forth in Reid & Hughes window and perhaps she may decide that the press agent is entitled to that credit. IL Is moro than likely, though. that she may turn down all offers from the com- mittee and accept the services of her sponsor whose name begins with Me. but who Is not the famed McGInnis or McGinnity. The Ma Vassars La- dies band will also need escorts and here. too. is little competition. but a certain postal clerk and a certain shoe man have been in on the ground floor and have sidetracked all the other suitors. Stop writing about those souvenirs. will you7" was the cry of the committee at the last meet ing. We are nearly swampei now trying to supply the demand Bst the writing must go on. for they are ton good thing to neglect to speak about. There Is to be m let up from now to the close of the festival ou the part of any member of the com mittee and inc Elks will go down 'n history az the greatest of entertain ing bodies after this nine days fest is over.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-27
RAILROAD DEAL Is REPORTED.
Said to Have a Lease of
 Conn Railway X Lighting Co.

Bridgeport. Oct 21.-It is believed in we'll informed circles hereabouts that the New York. New Haven. & Hartford railroad or it's double. the Consolidated. has secured or is about 10 secure control of the Connecticut Railway & Lighting company. The bonds of the C. R. C l.. are very firm in the market and the preferred stock which has three years accrued , per cent dividends unpaid. is held now at about par. Even the common stock is up around 30 and 70 prevalent rumor has 1t that the arrangement when it is announced will take the form of a lease on terms that viIl make bonds and preferred stock good and give the common a living chance
 There is naturally considerable curiosity to know how the announce ment of the deal viIl affect Paige's political campaign He has been st- tackled as the representative of the C. R. q l.. and has been himself ham, mering away at the < r.. \. H. C II. in hts speeches in his own behalf. If he sxoes vith the equipment" the hammerfnr may have fo stop. If he does not x0 with ft. he may turn up as an antt-monopolist leader. washing his hands of both ctncerus. Nr Me yeiIi may ask vktch fs better to cell coal to the Consolidated or to ss1E a opposition company to IL
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-27
Officers of A. Q. q. w.

Nausztuek. Oct .7-wilIiam c. Hard. the newly elected grandmaster workman of the Ancient Order of United workmen, made public yes tsrday his list of appointive oficers. as the result of the meeting of the new executive board In New Haven The appointments are as follows. Advisory counsel. John Currfer Gal lagher. New Haven; grand medical examiner. Dr Frank H. Wheeler Nev Haven: committee on I2vs and zp- peaIs. Jokn Carrier. Gallagher New Hsven- and Alexander Arnoft- tr. South Mancheutsr.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-27
BREACH OF PROMISE CASE
Letters Between Couple Were Read ln
 Court Yesterday.

The hearing of the Pilon-viger breach of promise suit has been sus- pended until Monday. It has turned out to be one of the most sensational i suits of the kind ever heard in Pitts- field. Mass. the home of the defend- ant. Attorney U. c. Church, counsel for the plaintiff, sprung surprise yesterday by introducing a number Of letters received from viger by his client
 It seems there was breach in the courtship of the couple and Viger became so desperate that he threat ehed to drown himself, and in fact he was found there one evening with his coat on his arm looking at the rapid current running by. Miss Pilon asked him what he was doing there, and his answer was that evidently she did not care what he did or what might happen to him.
 Following are few of the letters:
 Boston, Sept 8, 1904. Dear Emma:
 Just few words to you before co'uo eo MI V. Q oluCt. ATTlFeu III Boston safely and nothing of interest occurred. Have just finished a letter to your sister, Miss Hilda. Told her that will be in Waterbury Monday some time
 Met Miss Beauparlant on train, also Harry Sears. We all occupied seats together.
 Trust that nothing will prevent you from coming home the last of next week, as 1t will be certainly lone- some without you. Will write you full particulars tomorrow and until then goodbye. Give my best regards to MT and Mrs Parsons, also to Mir Parsons brother.
 reman, sincerely your friend,
 A. E. vIGER.
 Hartford, Oct 22. Dear Alfred:
 arrived in Hartford safe and sound. I had to wait over two hours in Springfield so as you see I got in Hartford almost o'clock We won't be able to go back to Waterbury be- fore morning. Have no fear. Hilda is here with me. You want to trust me as trust you. We will go to Bos- ton and stay over at Mrs Dufresne's. Will write details tomorrow. I trust and hope you are not lonesome with out me. I feel the same as when left you this morning. Take all tho mistakes and blots for kisses. Hilda sends you her regards Remember me to your father and mother. In haste. Your own EMMA.
 Pittsf1eld, Oct 3. 1904. Dearest Emma
 It is with pleasure dear one that devote my few spare moments to you tonight. Must tell you that I have been nominated ward committee dur ing the election. look after the re- publican interests. Have had team. Wish you had been to go with me. So went after Mir Parsons and he was out with me all day look ing up dilatory voters. There is a. special meeting tonight at the repub- lican headquarters and will be obliged to go so will not be able to write at length. All this week will be busy nights making out e. Sr those looking up new voters Hop- ing you will excuse this short note as am late for the meeting, I remain sincerely yours, ALFRED F. VIGER. Miss Pilon, her witnesses and coun- sel, returned to town last evening.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-27
BrookIyn Fsir.

X great deal of interest vac evincei last evening in the work of Captain Coneon's tug of wer team and the showing made merited it. It does not seem as though David Sheehey's team from the hill vil1 stand any show. Captain Condon has complsie control and everyone ex- peets the championship of the etty fo go to the BrOoklyn team Decora- tors have changed the club rooms in- to pleasing pleasure hall A pleas ant time for all Fair opens tonight
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-27

Promenade tonight at Eagles hall by the Military band. All the latest musical compositions will be rem dered.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-27

The Nssgueradpr- was begun Ia The Drunerrzt Tuessisy- The cp<nlnx ehspfers srp rIhli<h~f srsin to-day to rive trscse vho dki not bex.n the ssory oa date cf publication an opDsr- funiu to rcd h t u1ey se d0irA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-27
FRATERNAL AND SOCIAL.
Coming Events of Interest to Many
 Waterbury People.

Tonight the Sons of the Lithu- anian society band will hold dance at the hall on Green street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-27

On Thursday evening, November 22. the Second Ward football team will give their first annual reception and dance at Leavenworth hall.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-27
TOILET ARTICLES.

Violet and Witch Hazel Soap. For
 Tonight and Monday .3c cake lr.von's Tooth Powder. For TO- night and Monday ...... l6c Dox Violet Cerate, for the complexion. For Tonight and Monday, 4lc lar lMennen's Violet and Borated Tal,
 cum Powder, For Tonight ana
 Monday l2 l-Zc poX
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-27
ia SPECIALS FROM OUR NOTION
 COUNTER.

COUNTER. Plaid Belts, in all styles, with giiI and oxydized buckles. For TO. night and Monday ......' '2oc Wrist Bags and Pouch Bags, all styles, in brown and black. For Tonight and Monday ......'4Sc Ladies Hose Supporters, with pad and belt. For Tonight and Monday ..2lc pair