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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-13

VISITED KETfoIST COUNCIL.
Local Delegates Had Il Merry Time on
tic Outing.

Local Delegates Had a Merry Time on
the Outing.
District meeting of the councils
Freedom No. SO, Twilight No. 81 and
Pride of Be1ford' No. ISL held at
Freedom Council No. Sc, at Keyport.
The regular routine of council bust
ness being disposed with, the meeting
was turned over to Mrs. Euretta Og-
den, deputy of the district, who in a
very able manner welcomed the state
counselor mad state vice counselor
and all visiting councils to their union
meeting.s ,s There were about $50
members present and an excellent
program was furnished consisting of
READINGS ~recitatfons and addresses
BY Che state officers, also addresses
by the officers Of the various councils
A speech was made. by our home
counsel, Miss Mamie French, entitled
Around the Palm Tree" to say moth
ing of the homeward bound speeches
from the vice counsefor3ands assistant
vice counselor No. 16hleng with Miss
M. G, a5s
After the program was finished
supper was served.
There were ten different councils
represented, but South Amboy repre-
scnted the largest number, twenty
six. A special, car WAS ordered to
take the visiting councils to their
homes and the members of the South
Amboy council must have appeared
dead to the conductor who called an
out at the, cemetery. We hope our
friend will not thing the Amboy mem
bers arc. all dead for We can assure
him he never met a more lively lot
Of dead people than No. l6 turns out.
There was but one Incident to mar
the occasion. Someone J more of
the visiting council. remembering
Motorman Casey, filed their pockets
with cakes and fed Casey SO literally
that he became sick. This might
have been the reason the conductor
called 'all out" at the cemetery, as
death comes next to sickness and
Casey certainly was sick.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-13
~sTTpXCrfvE RECEPTKJN.

An attractive reception was given
by Mrs! George Edward Kelly at her
pretty new Home, on Woodbridge
avenue, Saturday afternoon. The col
or scheme was red and green and the
entire house presented a very pretty
picture. Mrs. Kelly was assisted In
receiving her guests by Mrs. Alexan-
der Kelly and Mrs Bhoem Pierson.
Mrs. George Greason presided at the
dainty tea table and Mesdames Let
son, TAFT and Walker assisted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-13
s~dsTERsNIIEEs

saR Richmond Temple, Rathbone Sis
tiers, held a4laTgely attended meeting
in their rooms in the Knights OF
Pythias hall last night, One new
candidate was initiated. Aftersothe
tiartiansaction or Dusinesssrefresh-
ments of sapdwiehes, cake and coffee
were served by the committee in
chargesaAdA4 most edj5yahle time was
had bMtallgmeMbers present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-13
. FREE PUBLIC LECTURE.

The free public lecture of the De-
partment of Education of the city Of
NeWYork, given in the Reformed
church, last night, was largely at
tended by people from here and Sur
rounding towns. The lecture, which
was delivered by Edward Hagaman
Hall, of New York city, was well
handled. He took for his subject "a
World''ssrace for n Continent" illus
trated by stereopticon views. The
lecture next week VII be a co1tfnua-
tion. of the series oA Tirst All to the
Injured. fA'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-13
Tn ATTEND RECERTION.

Worthy Matron Mrs. a. M Spraglle
of Huguenot Chapter No. So, Order
OF Eastern Star, and Past District
Deputy MRS. Edward Streeter, ofsthis
place, Will attend the reception at
Rebecca Chapter Ne. 214, rendered
by the chapter tosfhe newly appointed
district deputy, Mrs. Sarah Ellis, OF
Mariners Harborsss in sTtAet Masonic
Temple, in %Stapleton, tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-13
LoCAL ITENfs.

Miss Annie List, of Segtiine avenue,
has returned home after a pleasant
visit with friends In Brooklyn. ="
Nj. ana Mrs. CHARACTERISTICS, of
Princes Bay, spent SUNDAY with, his
parents in Rossviller, 19alAn4g bar !
Edward Heumen, Jr., has returned
to his home in Manhattan after q
brief, visit with his parents here
Mr.. and; MrssaaGarre1a Ellis IN s2ho
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-13
AGREEABLE SURPRISE.

An agreeable surprise was rendered
Arthur; RriceAat his home, ina James
street. Saturday night. 1 There; were
aboufs93ftty pfesentsf from here and
Perth Anlbo5& The evening was pleas
antly spent fiji music and games. Re-
freshmcnts. were served. about IL
O'Clock, after which the guests de-
parted for their home after having
had a most enjoyable time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-13
ON HUNTING TRIP.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fenton, of
Second street, left town Thursday of
last week in their auto to visit friends
in Texas, N. j. Mr.. Fenton purchased
a ne wbreech loader and all other
necessary implements, and expects to
spend several days in hunting before
his return home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-13
MONDAY.

Joseph Zfobro and Mary Boiler,
both Of South kinboy. were united in
marriage at s o'clock Monday morn
ing at the Sacred Heart church by
Rev. Father Czerniecki. The guests
adjourned to the home Of Mr.. Cats,
in David street, where the day was
spent in feasting and dancing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-13
qHod.LEys TO THE FERRY.

ftais rumofed thatfafterlthls week
the trolieys will discontinue the use
of South street in entering the ferry
house at ST. George and will enter the
ferry by way OF the new trestle and
loop recently erected at that place.
This will make it easy access to the
upper decks of the new municipal
ferryboats running from that place
to Manhattan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-13
l~ADD.THREE MENfBERs.

!, AZ a.recent meeting OF the,3AQ1e-
haoneasAthlefic Cinbs which was held
III thdzclpbhousc nssGafretso1 place,
thfda new sttieInbers we've added to
the roster. several other matters of
tnaportanGe 5wers discussed Plans
were started Tor holding a, public
euchre and whist In the clubhouse
shortly. ~.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-13

Kennedy's Laxative, (eontafning)
Honey and Tar moves the bowels.
Contains no opiates. Conforms to
Pure Food and Drug Law. Sold by
c. A. SEXTON,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-13
MODIFY STARR COUNCIL,

Molly Stark Council No, 7, Dangh-
tiers of America, will hold their reg
ular meeting in Amicitia hall tomor-
row night, Important business will
be transacted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-13

The best treatment for indigestion
and troubles OF the stomach is to rest
the stomach. 1t can be rested by a
good digestant. Kodol puts the stom-
ach in shape to satisfactorily perform
its functions. Good for indigestion,
sour stomach, %ffatulehce, palpitation
of the heart and dyspepsia. Kodol is
made in strict conformity with the
National Pure Food and Drug Law.
Sold by c. A. Sexton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-13
CoTTAGE PRAT MEETINGS.

There wiz be ttage prayer
meetings at 3NoS t1isaafetrnoon
fSa s. hom MARKS Is NM y; si6ssSSe 0 Woo q.
vale avenue, leader Mrs, D. Johnson.
and the other at the home of Mrs.
Nicholas LaForge, in Princes Bay
avenue, led by the pastor, Rev. j. B.
J. Rhodes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-13

TANGIER, Nov. 13.-News of the OF
fetal nomination of Raisuli, the bandit
chief, to be governor of the town OF
Arzilla and neighboring provinces has
been received here. This nomination
is made 81 the sultan. The territory
lrnder RnisnIi's autnNlstadAlsisas from
TaAasAt 4 ~ ArsisR aHssg !
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-13

u htIt ~ -
IL. last Wednesday night. returned tc
this place. Saturday night from a briei
wedding tour and are 10 occupying
their new colonial cottage in Station
avenue, this place.
George Bishop returned home Sun
day after an extended Visit WIN
friends in Manhattan.
Miss Louise Harris, of Port Rich
.mond, is spending a few days Win
her parents here.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. B9JaRhodes are
entertaining their nephew from Long
Island. ~ et.e
I Mrs. M. A. Brown. of Amhoy ave-
,niie, visited in New York yesterday.
Commissioned William Grant was
a Perth ADMINISTRATION yesterday. :
] Work on tine addftion 10, public
school No. S;ffn Sharrott avenue and
.Chmrch street, is progressing rapidly.
j. NJ. LaForge, CLARENCE Nance and
son, Fred Nance, left on Sunday for
a hunting trip in Sullivan county,
New York state. They expect to be
gone about a week.
Mrs. Frederick o. Depew returned
TO her home in Port Richmond. yes
terday afternoon after a visit. with
her mother, Mrs. Sharrott, in Amboy
avenue. r
A meeting of the Ladies Aid Socie-
ty, of Stsjdrak's NJ ~ CHURCH, will be
held tomorrow aEketpdQl at 2:S0
o'clock at the aotif ofa13 G. An
drovette, in Amboy%at 65tues
Robert Purdy has returned to his
home in Iackensack, N. j.. after a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-13
Rniiwn, Auditor shot nfmself.,

DALLAS, Tex, Nov. 13. While
alone in II room in his home here. Il.
Fenby, general auditor of the Texas
and Pacific railroad system and one OF
the best known railroad men in the
southwest, shot himself with a 3S cali
der revolver. The bullet entered under
his chin, shattered the jawbone,. laeer-
ated his tongue and came out of his
face. Wheth@' the shooting was acct
lentalaor prcaneditptcd is not known.
MIR. Fcnby issso dazed he cannot talk,
DR.. ;AIeI.q1lrin says the condition of his
patient is very serious.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-13

sexton's PHARMACY, Perth Amboy..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-18

Proposed increases Of municipal city council laat pisht Affair
sscs aesarhed the attention Of hours Of Ruthless disa the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-18

council went into executive nosaion
barring out all reporters. aud talked
the proposition over for another
hour
The Increases asked by the yafl
Gus departments amount 20 $50 oon
a year The board of health asks
fof the health ufflcor $3.50 a month
assistant health officer. tisa5
plumbing inspector tiaa milk Ia
spsetor. 500. meat inspector ti2ai
assistant milk Inspector. 500. guar
antlne Inspector. 500, all sanitary
inspectors. 500.
The city treasurer recommends
the following changes Assistant
treasurer. tllo. paying teller siial
receiving teller. $40. chief account
ant tl2b, two assistant accountants.
$40 cashier q water department
ttaa. water accountant. tt2s.
The head Of the fire department
requested increases for almost every
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-18
TALK BUT
no RAISE

COUNCIL DISCUSSES SALARY QUESTION FOR TWO
HOURS, FINALLY BARRING OUT REPORTERS
BUT THERE'S NorHMo woR.
RIEp
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CITY BRIEFS

Hen wishAfd. resident ~ Port
Townsend a. years. VAS yeafafsia =
ordered committed 90 Sleliaeoapi
asylum b. judge Rice
samuel 1. llmbu Vas yrsfeFsis y
appointed temporary receiver M
tho Alaska nredgiaG company ~
Judge Morris
Maggie BsfiuE Vas committed 10
The insane asylum By Judge Rice
yesterday The examining phYsi-
clans found that her eonditiou wAs
a result Of excessive drinking
y uilsan. Who as fined g. fur
driving On the wruuE side If the
street and appealed hts case. had n
refused yesterday and original Yos.
diet sustained
Attorney General Atkinsnn haa
made application % the superior
court 90 have receiver pat Ia
charge Of The Cooperative Home
halidrfs asaneiatiam
The Chamber 81 Germ erce has r.
sriyed letters from aiany business
firms asking for a better service on
the naFflnefau bfaneh u the Nofth
efn Pacific railroad
G. ~ y kiibeY who sued the
t'aset Sound Electric company for
g. pan fuf the ioas Of his child. wAa
awarded verdict for that amount
yesterday afternoon hy a jury IN
Judge HaufuSd's court
A question: Involving the validity
az uaNluF assessments Is nov L.
FORE the superior court The Barber
Asphalt company has made the at
tack
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-18

man on the force except himself and
Fire Marshal Kellogg
The street and sewer department
and the water department asked for
raises all along the line The po-
lice department asked that ser.
grants he raised to tioa a month.
detectives ia 400. first grade pa
trolmen "a 500 neHnd grade patrol.
men 90 $50 drivers 10 a., besides
other Increases
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BICELOW IN
WASHIN CTON

NAaitfNdTuN. Jan Is poult
ney ulseiow appeaead before the
aud told the COMMITTEES who he was
his fpfoea ha educator and author
tie admitted being on the isthmus
uniy the greater part or two days
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STRUGGLE FOR
PLACE IN LINE

crowds af students struggling for
a place H. che line 81 Ticket pur.
ehssrfa Uere in linz this morning
awaiting an opportunity 10 secure
tickets faf che bis hlsh seboal min.
stfeis Saturday might All the
boxes have been TAKEN and mast If
thr love. fiuof. seat uaira iuaieate
that lns house viii be packed The
ahuw iH always the star attraction Of
the Hehoal year aud promises Ca
be even better than ever before
FINAL preparations ate now gutnnl-ts
"a. aud both friends and actors are
awaiting the bis event
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Iron for Blood

TFon i said 90 pruiuc~ rieh red
blood ara this IL shn time u the
year - take a. HartriTn Drug
Stores both on aeeond Ave are
selling hlsfsds Iron pills. lee IN q
bottle for sic They arr worth near
aogblg That Also the 3tc bottles %
IRON Tonic Fhosphatns Tor tse To-.
meFfoW. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-18

New Loea,ion--seeend Fieor-
First Avenue Building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-18

An sxtrn heavy 20 inch. half
hieachri Table Linen Isl u
NerY fine quality this - the
Kind there - no weaf amt 60.
made from Tire FINEST selected
Irish fax Fss1iiar Yaiae ftae
yard Sale Price 49,. sf.fg
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one 40. z Reed X wash Boiler
one No Medium Galvanized Tut
one No. f.arge Galvanized Tub -.
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oE FOREST

he Forest does not ask qgts.
lions and then guess ~ wtsi
you want % know but he res 4
Nour whole life without ore rs.
take. So II others have tres srz
failed do not let Il make yca 4
Nkepiic. Call and be coaxlncsz
b. the greatest living ciairyrf.
ant IN the world II matters nsi
how skepllcpl you may b. afse
you cali ard test hts usefit ~
VIII confess that there " fnafg
90 "a than ordinarily SUPPOSED
There are nc mistakes IN to
predictions made ~ the great
and wonderful Pfy3hte Yoa nzF
wlsh io knew % IL IL adsiszis
20 make a change ia husinesk b
love in marriage. shall NC
coed in nv new undertaking
Can I obtain ny hope. ri
Wishes. my amhitionsf Sh1h !
ever enjoy the Injuries &
wealth. Can ! trust my ffientil
Have I cuemies7 Wheu sh1A !
marry7 How often shat i
marry shall I ever bs divorced
Does another share the love ~
riFhtfuiiy belongs "a me- 4 81
whom7 Am I loved IN fcfura,
Il there rival in my iest
when shah my love affairs ~
inmate in marriage = When sAfa
my domestic troubles snds besl
can I make my iife and -he'zi
harry when shall nv atssz
friends return7 Why O. mol =;
Celve a ietter7
PROFESSOR DE FOREST
lee Second Ave. So, over GU 1
Drug Store. parlors ses-6
Hours q m. to s =. m
Phone L aasq. Open Sundals
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80 QUApRuPLE SILVER
TED RuT r = II
DISHES french grey fin
ish worth regularly ta19
49,. ..a.4..t.. $50
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iasiueh silver hieaehsd intE.artei
German uHmaek with fine
Heaf hem#tiff bod haf5f~f
pfesfy nsw designs regular
Naliis tias yard sale price
sHHsfs ssssatHs ssas H~f
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Clothing HAS. SHOES. Furnish.
mas. etc. 20 ba aaid AZ auetlon
sale HtnFtu Saturday Bankrupt
Rainier Clio Co, isls First ave. 80
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Woman Goes North 90 Mine
Mrs NJ l.. Kenyon aud Mrs Mel
lilo Robertson 81 Aberdeen len ysaH
terdaY faf Juneau On the atssIneF
Jefferson Mrs Robertson owns
some mining property AZ juneau
and "a going up for the purpose %
Installing aume machinery.
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Clearance
Sale of
Boys Suits

Tire Clearance ssfr affords par
euts Of beys from , "a it ysasa q
age a wootsrgui opportunity 70
pressure stylish durable Clothing
AZ a pfnail cost
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-11
THE POLICE COURT.
Owners of Does Were Before tho Court This Morning.

John Davidson and Ernest DOb- bins, strangers in town, were arrest- cd last evening near the Bank street bridge for intoxication, and insulting
 women. For half an hour they were q terror to every woman they saw. At length Officers Madden and Bowling heard of their antics and took them in. Judge Peasley this morning in- posed fine of $7 and costs on two counts of intoxication and breach of the peace. Their spree cost them about $25 each.
 Emil Trepanier of Maple street has small yellow dog that nipped a boy T few weeks ago because 1t could not open it's mouth wide enough to bite him. Yesterday 1t had it's muzzle off when F. (. Peck of Cheshire called at the house to sell eggs. The dog bit Peck and Judge Peasley continued the case to tomorrow morning to see what disposition the owner will have made of the dog.
 Do you mean that l must Kill him?" asked Trepanier.
 If the dog is not ont of the way by tomorrow morning you will get all the law allows" answered the court.
 Charles Philips owns another vicious dog that bit man yesterday in the leg. This case was continued to tomorrow morning. as the injured man was not in court.
 Nicholas Cavanaugh and John Hay den will each spend the next thirty days in jail. Both were intoxicated last night
 Ernest Cummings claimed to he under the influence of woman Up to Tuesday he was all right Then he came down town. met this unknown party. whom his mother would not dignify by the name of "lady" and 1t was all up with him. He has been drinking since Yesterday he went on rampage at his home on North street. Doorman Lynch was sent for and Cummings looked himself up in the bathroom threatening to kill him- self with gas. Officer Lynch got him out and then Cummings tried to jab himself with knife. He failed in this and swung on his mother. For in- toxication he was given thirty days in Jail and for breach of the peace he was fined S5 and costs. I
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-11
ANY UMBRELLAS TO MEND.
Yearly Convention of Nomads Held
 at Platts Mills.

An unusually large number of um- streets the past few days. and many inquiries have been made as to the cause of their presence here at this time. Nobody appears to know. hut if is quite likely that they came in to attend the annual May day session of n0mads in the woods near Platts Mills, which is said to have attracted larger attendance this year than ever before. although Deacon Brad ley" one of the best known umbrel- la men iE the country was absent for the first time in almost half cen- tury. The travelling umbrella men have been meeting once year in that part of the town since 1860. when four of the craft collected around log fire one Sunday afternoon and entered into an agreement to show ID there annually on May i. as long as they lived and to do all in their power to bring in others. the object in view being to assign routes and exchange opinions regarding the character of people along the several ways. Brad ley was here last year and saii he was the only survivor of the four men who organized the society. hut he felt that he was getting old and had presentment that in the near future he would join hls old companions in the world beyond the grave. One of the men who came here from tho south to attend the meeting said he met Bradley in Memphis. last Jan uary and that he appeared to he in the enjoyment of good health. Most of the visitors have already started on their routes. hut few will not leave until next Monday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-11
TIMELY ToPIcs

Finnegan-Philips sell the Kirsch. baum clothing, the kind that is ads mired by all men. The United Gas Improvement Co put in gas ranges from ss to $15.
 Currans have put up another lot of wash goods in batiste, Scotch ginghams. etc. at sale prices.
 Jones. Morgan & Co are showing some handsome gray worsted suits at SIS.
 See the 0palite refrigerators at Barlow Bros. All are fitted with . patent syphon. Ziglatzki-Marks do not use poor materials. Let them~estimate on your house painting.
 L. Becker. the tailor. gives fan- cy vest with every order for s25 or over.
 Box ball alleys at II Grand street. Exercise your skill. No waits for pins to be set up.
 The Public market can save you from Sc to SC pound on meats pur- chased at their store.
 Mahon. the tailor. has handsome selection of blue serge suitiHgs. Made to measure. SIS to tt5.
 The Fair Maid oxfords are only f1.50 at Dodge's and the shoes e. Good money value.
 Ebbs. the druggist. has all the baby wants in the drug line. He gives perfect satisfaction.
 Wall paper bargains for Saturday at W. H. Honman's Handsome de- signs for parlor and dining room.
 Fancy young fowl at 14e a pound at Waterbury Market Co.'S. Pot roast Sc to 1ze q pound.
 A big showins of brand new mer- ehandise for Reid C Hughes third anniversary sale. See art goods. Assortmenfs In vomen's hosiery 1 no, to be found elsewhere at the same prices at Miller q Peck's
 When yos get butter at the rnion Supply Co yoa get the kind that will please you-
 Shoes and oxfords for smartiy dressed young men and women at CoTby-Sherwood's
 women's new spring suits msrks-i at almost half pri~e st Grieve. Bis s~t 4 HeIispf's for to-morrow- PouIfrr aBi hr~f native veal snsi . sprinx lamb ef m~sley axin< p-ices. fe-ns-uw st the Model usrkes-
 Th~ Er.zIssh wcusea Nils Co. ssvs rhe rrsdr made ~iofk>s roe< usra fksn thsir taItorsi ki.1
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-11
COATS AND COSTUMES

At prices that will show you a big saving, and the garments are of our usual high standard.
 Ladies' Suits, pony jacket and
 circular pleated skirt, gray
 mixtures and black, special Sl5.00 Tan Covert Coats, collarless ef-
 feet, lined throughout, spe-
 cial s6.9S English Box Coats, light and
 dark gray mixtures, special s4.9S Ladies' Walking Skirts, pleated
 and circular style. the new
 est shadow checks, special s5.50 Fine White Lawn Waists, tucked
 front with insertions and but
 ton back, special s125
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-11
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Socialist party.
 Brass Moulders.
 Ladies Aid society. Electricians union. Stampers local, 20a. Hibernian Rifles drill. Court Shields, F. of A. Fifth division, A. o. H. St Anne's drum corps. Neighbors of America. Court McGivney, D. of l. Ladies auxiliary. A. o. H. Court E. R. Crosby, F. of A. Plumbers and Steam Filters. Connecticut lodge, Int O. Q. x. Winona council, Jr, o. U. A. M. Waterbury Progressive Bremen. Waterbury lodge, No 5, A.O.U.W Rosedale camp, No 961b, M. W of A.
 Hawthorne lodge, Sons of S George.
 Townsend lodge, I. o. o. F., schoo meeting.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-11
ANOTHER LOT OF WASH GOODS
 WHICH WE HAVE JUST TAKEN
 FROM OUR WARERoOMs. astl

5000 yards Figured Batiste, with
 dots and small figures, regular
 price Sc, this sale sc IS pieces best 32-inch Scotch
 Ginghams, regular price 25c,
 this sale 121ac 100 pieces light and dark Mer-
 cerized Fouiards, regular price
 19c, this sale 1Oc 1000 yards light and dark Dress
 Ginghams, regular price Sc, this sale 5c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-11
x,.ere..t Co, Your Y..r..

NEW YORK. May l1.--Nicholas Mer- tens pleaded guilty to the charge of importing a BeIgisn girl into this ccun- try for immoral purposes snd was sen tenced to four yesrs' imprisonment snd to psy a fine of sI.Oo0.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-11
J.re-. n.. r.IIssIe s.e.rs..

NEW YORK. May 1.-The missinr records of Andy Fields supply depart ment in the Mutual Life Insurance company. It is said. gre in the hands of District Attorney Jerome.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-11
T.,.l rA.y H.,. rr.s....s s..-..r.

SPRINGFIELD. III. May i1.-On cers here arrested suspect believed to be Professor Muenter Of Hsrvard uni versity. who is wanted ID connection win the death of bis wife