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Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1906-11-30
WITNESSES TO ALleIs.
Shady Trade which once Flouri,bsd
In New York's Coarts.

IN new Hork's COartH
The elder Weller in "Pickwlck" was
as all admirers Of the works Of Dick.
ems VIII know, q great believer in the
utility of an alibi as a defense in botb
criminal and civil actions.
Never mind the character" said Mr.
Weller to his son. "stlck to the alley.
d. Nothing like an alleybl, Sammy,
nothing. Verever he's agoin' to be
tried, me boy a alleybrs the thing to
get him off,"
This sage advice of Mr.. Weller
found frequent cOrroboration in the
views Of criminal lawyers In town NO
to a very few years ago. There were
half century ago more criminal law.
yers than there are today, and the
emoluments and fees Of criminal law
yers were materially larger In the or.
binary run Of cases than now. As
consequence. cases were more often
defended than they are now and pleas
or guilty much more rarer. Then the
abb witness was necessary though
usually unweleome part OF the ma
chinery Of defense In criminal cases
There Is In criminal procedure no bet.
ter defense than an allbl II sustained.
Alibi witnesses were therefore very
much In demand until juries began TO
nistrust them and the penalties for the
crime Of perjury were visited anon
some OF the delInQuents.
For a long time the mendaclous
and subsidized testimony of profes-
sional abb witnesses obtained credenee
from jurors, and some OF these wit.
nesses, to quote their own language,
made good thing out Of t." Juries
In crlmlnaFeases are usually sympa.
thetic where no outside pressure Il
brought upon them, and II 10 the part
Of the charge Of every Judge In crlmI-
nal case to inform the Jury that the
prisoner at the bar ls entitled to every
reasonable doubt. II, therefore, any
uncertainty existed on the point wheth-
er or not the prisoner was actually
present at the time and place OF the
alleged crime he was entitled to the
benefit Of 1t, but little by little the
prosecuting officers became acquainted
with the identity and records Of the
professional allbl witnesses. One or
two were prosecuted. Others were
scared or. The commercial value OF
the services Of the others was decreas-
ed and finally the whole nefarious
business was abandoned. never since
to be revived.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1906-11-30
THE VATICAN PALACE.
IT'S Existence 10 Mainly Due 20 the
Builder Pope, Nicholas v.

Builder Pope, Nicholas v.
The present existence of the Vatican
palace is principally due to Nicholas
", the builder pope, whose gigantic
scheme would startle a modern archi'
tect. His plan was to build the church
of ST. Peters as starting point and
then TO construct one vast central hab-
ltat for the papal administration, COW
erlng the whole Of what Is called the
Borgo from the castle Of SAINT Angelo
TO the cathedral. In ancient times a
portico, or covered way supported on
columns, led from the bridge TO TIE
church, and 1t was probably from this
real structure that Nicholas began his
imaginary one, only small part OF
which was ever completed. That small
portion alone comprises the Daslllca
and the Vatican palace, which together
form by far the greatest continuous
mass OF buildings IN the world. Inc
Coliseum Is 1875 yards long by loo
broad including the thickness OF the
walls 81. Peters church alone Is zoo
yards long and 1876 broad, so that tue
whole Coliseum would easily stand
mon the ground plau of the church
while the Vatican palace is more thah
half rs large again.
Nicholas Y. died in 1855, and the oiu'
est parti Of the present Vatican palace
ore NOT older than h. reign. They are
generally Known as the Tore Borgla
from having been inhabited by Alex
ander VI who died Of poison IN the
tblrd Of the rooms now occupied ny
tbs library, counting from the library
side The windows of these rooms
look upon the large square court OF Ine
ReIyedere and that part Of the palace
q not visible from without.
Portions Of the substructure Of me
CARRIER bnldlng were no doubt utilized
NV Nicholas. and the secret gallery
Which connects the Vatican win u,e
n n OF Hadrian is generalls az
tr,bntas 10 Pope John NXllls WHO
6,aJ n an. hit on the. whole i may
bo soia that the Vatican palace IS org,
'nalT building Of the period OF !ne
renoissance. 10 which all SUCCESSIVE
nopss have made additions,
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1906-11-30
Made Happy for Life.

Great happiness came into the home
OF S. c. Blair, school superintendent at
St Adams, w. Va, when his little
daughter was restored from the dread
full complaint he names. He says: "My
little daughter had st. Vitus' Dance,
which yielded to 20 treatment but grew
steadily worse unit, as last resort we
tried Electric Bitters, and ] rejoice to
say, three bottles effected complete
cure" Quick, sure cure for nervous
complaints, general debility, female
weaknesses, impoverished blood and
malaria. Qua .nnteed by Fort Pierce
Drug Co Price 50c,
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1906-11-30

ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR.
Ruth Chapter No 70. Meetings on I'd
Thursday of each month, at S;Sop
m., on lth Thursday at 1880 p. M
at Masonic Hall Mrs. W. @. Rawlin
son, W. M. Mrs, FrancesS Cross sec
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1906-11-30

ROYAL ARCH MASONS
Jappa Chapter, No, 2S Regular Convo-
cations first and third Friday in each
month, at 1880 p. IN. in Masonic Hall.
F. H. Fee, H. p; w. j, Nesbitt Sec
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1906-11-30

straight life is the shortest ss.o us .
a s'I net1yeen honesty and honor
saturday Evening Post
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1906-11-30
SOCIETIES.
F. 4 A. M.

Fort Pierce Id ge No. 81, Regular
communications second and fourth
Friday in each month, at 1870
m. in Masonic hall, j. e, Andrews,
w M, I. p. Howes, sec.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1906-11-30
STOVE WOOD.

Lightwood cut short length same
price. Woodyard back oishop and lum-
her yard Leave orders at residence,
woodyard, Oh by mail. Terms Cash.
Prompt delivery within one mile at
above prices. II. B. PAXTON.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1906-11-30

Preaching service 1st and 3rd Sundays
at II a. m. and 1880 p. m. Prayer
meeting Mondays following lst and
3rd Sundays at 1870 p. m. Bible
school, Sundays 10 a. IN. Everybody
invited to attend. E, E. Woodson,
pastor.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1906-11-30
[. O. o. f.
w O. ".

w. O. ".
Indian River Camp No. So. Meetings
on 1st and Sd Tuesdays Of each
month, at 1880 p m, in Masonic
Hall w. T. Hardin C. G., A. G
Dittmar, clerk
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
PHYSICAL CULTURE CLUB.
Charter Has Been Applied for and
 and Sessions Win Soon Begin.

A nucleus of the new athletic club which has been formed in this city held a meeting last evening and and began the arrangenients for the first meeting of ali the members, Which will be about the middle Of this month. A charter has been applied for and viii be iii the possession ef the members within few days; All applications for membership should be sent at once to the treasurer Of the club, Joseph Lawlor. or to any of the committee, which is composed as follows. M., J. Ryan, T; ". Fitz- maurice, J. J. Murphy, NJ. F. Bowler, H. R. Durant Or E. L. Maloney. When the names are presented they will be acted ab6n by a committee who will reserve the right to reject aiiy or all of them. The first regular session of the club. will be held just as soen as the roster of members IS complete. Membership cards will pc issued to each and assessments Will be levied according to the ahiotint of expenses.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
BOARD OF CHARITIES.
Boarders Expected to Leave Brook
 side When Planting I3tGi1is.

The board of charities held a meeting last night, Mayer Thoms presiding. and finished up all the business on hand in a few minutes. The committee on. Brookside home was instructed to dispose of a horse at tie farm, which is bothered some with corfis, and 1t Was stated that another horse that suffered sUf1e from sunstroke might be let 90, too. Iii reply to a qdery from Cemmis- sioiler Fitzsi1h0hs as to whether or not spring planting has commenced at the Brookside and. if the manage- fnent had received the usual allow ance of free seeds from C0fgTess- man Ltlley, Coffimissioner Castle said that 1t w6iiid De useless t6 plant republican seeds in such soil. Be- sides lie believed that great many ] of the boarders will "skidoo" and there will not be many left to do any thing. 1 Trouble is feared, from a demaiid of the board of public safety. for the
 price of Sam, the, old black horse so
 lohg in use in the fire. department. i The animal was sent up there to
 spend the balance of it's years in rest
 ana recuperatioh, but Superintendent
 Brennan hitched it into his phaeton i and is getting geed service out of it. f, Now the question comes up, will the
 fire board look for anything in re
 turn for San's service, seeing that \ he has not been maintained as orig \ inaiiy intended. The question 6i |i wa ges for the barn man caiHe tip
 too, but it weht over. He received s60 a year and the board isn't sure
 whether 1t can stand any more ol
 not. Sixty dollars year OF sixt. dollars a month 2" inquired some
 body. The first statement was vefi fled, after which the commissioner looked at each other, blisted an. then promptly adj6uffied.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

Miss Elizabeth Kellar of Wasil- inEt6n avenue is confined to her home with sickness ~.s.1o
 -Janies Sweeney of Third street has returned after short vacation spent in Hartford e ....
 Joseph Lynch of New Britain. who has been visiting Charles Mccoy has returned home.
 .-Tbe young men of the Third Coaerpgational church are preparing to give supper on the 18th Of this month. 5s -t.-s --.- -.
 Hans Rasmussen appeared before the works commissioners last night and urged them to hurry tlie extension of Clark street. ,..-- -.-..-
 The Pioneer baseball team has q eaine scheduled for East Hartford 6n Good Friday and they are pfactleing daily. The players e&pect lard game.
 A child named Earle. residing cn West Porter street, &as lest yesteri day and gave It's parents much nnx- iety until at turfied up at the police station.
 Rev Father Sheehan is visiting af his home ih Ngrwalk. He atteBd- cd the funeral of Mrs Thomas Clune. mother of Rev John J. Clune, in his home city Monday.
 .-Pefhaps since the attention of the board of public works has been called to it. the walk on North River side street which has been out of re- pair for some time will be given at- tentlon.
 The first Brooklyn admirer of Crohan has come forth and in the event of a match being made between Pickett and the Brooklyn boy. lie Is willing to wager Sl00 on the wrestler from this side.
 Perry Morris. superintendent of streets. did not forget Brooklyn When if came to washing the streets. Yes. ,erday afternoon he had force of nlen giving the Bank street pavement a thorough cleaning with the hose and last night 1t looked better than 1t has for a long time. Medicine buying Is different from the buying of other soods-yonr health depends upon what you purchase. fou get what ysu ask for in its best quail ty at our store. A. 0. Walker. the druggist
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
Tnr.. usa. erafser..

NEW YORK. April 1. NuHieruus complaints from tlDe east side to the posssfnce that extfs postage wss being collected by carriers on letters which had tesn fuflt prepaid led to an inves- tIzatSon and the arrest ot thfee eafri- eFs isst night. fhey are George pan .sfi. Josri uah0nsy shd William Ben .ou. It is sharx-1 thss these fhth bad s stamp made te mara letters ss hot fuIly prevsid shd shst they collected a few eeits e.ci from hundreds q re- esIvers ef msII on th<ir roufes.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
u,,,s, p,u Kmed a, AIba.y.

ALBANY. \. Y.. April 4.-The as- sembly practically killed the Murphy bllI. which would permit William Ran dlolph Hearst to secure a recount of the vote cast for mayor at the last election. when George B. Mcclellan was elected on the face of the re- turns. The BIll was recommItted to the committee on judiciary after a delate occupying the entire day by vote of sS to 41.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
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DALTON. Ga- Ayrfl A certain set Of women in this toSh sre shtioas- iy awaiting sbe aefica of inc grand jafy. iuslEe A. VI. Fite ortersd tiSst T-.iy to return indictments for gam Ming against them for plsylnr bridge sna euehre fsr nHSsey rrsrr-- The iudEs v.s vefr ssvsFr su what hs szTsei -sorssI rsEntliHr-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
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MEMPHIS. Tenn-s April 4- stsse Senator Butt of Arksns.s sftsf tfree wesks ih the fui<skl co1nfy jsH hss ~akened ed kss sifnlaed his Enssn- tion ef telling all be knszs sboat kt- ss,sflvs tpstIsnS fh t6st ss.se.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
m. False Entrie. rot.res ssco.oco.

PITISBrRG. April 4 After a lengthy hearing before United States Commissioner W. T. Lindsay. George L. Hslsteu. former individual beck keeper cf the Enterprise National hank sf Allegheny. was held for the action ef the federal grand jury on a charge sf conspiracy. The testimony alleged thst RaIstoB had made false entries in tIse tanks books srrresstina nearly s=xnNn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
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JEFFERSON cfTr. Ms sprH 4- ua se~~stf sf fse Hlss@ df AstsFpey General HzdIey tke bearinx sf the s@~eF snEt sssfass fHs RrFstlic. the wssersT1sFse sns tbe S-srizfd CT esHfunse~. s~t fs7 AVTiI 5 la g. Lesls kss hssa ps<sp5z4f safI1 AVrsI 12 Nr. HssNys esesis's. is rsfsr3>s e SzpruTed
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
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f6affANp. Gre. AprH 4y-wIms Dxvfa ssn of forrzer r0vernor es MsEns sni risose rssfker. Mrs Ianfz B. Dssss. h | r-sssezf sf Bsnrsr. c1a- nIfte4 ssfes.s t<r~ q <estrsk tia- self 1rvsg1 t1e kes1
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
CARD or THANKS

We rish so ertstf our sincere thanks to the nznT frie1fs ens rel etires who sympzthlref wIfh uz i1
 the dssth cf 1okn HenrF 6 Coyi<-
 especially Ge ws wish to thank kose
 rko coztrfbutsf ferers s1f rks e
 tended the funeral
 NRs 5knEs kALrEn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
CAST OFF CLOTHING

of gentlemen. youths and boys bought at the highest cash prices. Prompt at sention to inaIi orders. Cieaiiinz. press Ing and repairing neatly done.
 NM PossHER. 27s Bank st
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
Miscellaneous.

 LOST = Sunday after o'clock mass. St Patriek's church. either on Washington ave or South Main st, end piece of lady's fur scarf. Suita- ble reward for return to Miss F. De- fancy. 1OsO s. Main st. i-2-3 IApsT-Purse containing amethyst rosary beads. between Sacred Heart church and High school. Finder please leave at Democrat office.
 4-7-s A. N. LARSON. Furniture and Piano Mover. All work promptly and earefuIly attended to. Storage at reasonable rates. 2s Water st Tel ephons 2s3-l.
 pREssMaKISG - Fashionable dfessfnakinE done at reasonable prices at 1s5 E. Main st- s-2s-tf HEfss, the OpticIsa. 7s South Main st lup stzifsI. fits more glasses fhsn any other specialist in Waterbury. The reason why is that his work is accurate and charges reasonable u. A. BrLAC-stair builder. store fitting repairing and iobbing of sll kinds promptly attended to. Resi- dehee sz Tracy ave. P. O. box 1It. Shop with C. A. Uph2m. 4s SOutE Willow ct 11-z3-ff srPERFLrOrs hair. molez. warts permanently removed by EIectroiy. xfs Eifhout pain or scar Wrinkle saeefaz fesh. pimples, blsekhezis frprkles removed. scalp treatrnnnt uarieuring- Consultation ire Nsasrn Frssees Nnrrss. 5s Ceater ct TetsPho1e 1os-2.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
HEBERT BROTHERS

(Formerly with J. F. Charters.) Manufacturers of Awnings. Tents. etc. Flag and Bunting Decorators.
 Orders by mali promptly attended to. 1sz Bunker Hill avenue.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04

JAP-A-LAC.
 4 pint can, covers square feet, for. 10 cents h pint can, covers IS sduare feet for. 26 ceits Pint can, covers ys square feet fUf. 40 cents Quart can covers 75 square feet for. 10 cents Half gallon cali, covers 150 square feet for. aJ gallon can, covers 300 square feet, for S25O
 LIQUID VENEER.
 wonder worker For pianos, furnitufe and wood work, can be applied with cloth.
 Trial bottle IO cents New size boftle e....................aJ aJ cents edth
 FEATHER BUSTERS.
 8 ineh Bell Busters for. or.....s.ss.....iss. 20 cents 10 inch Bell busters for .s.s.ss......:. AZ eents is inch Beil Dtsters for 75 cents 12 inch Picture Busters, washable, for..... sl.9s
 WINDOW BRUSHES.
 Ali briste Window Brushes with wood block and extra long handle, for. ..:.s.! !5O cents
 GARBAGE CANS.
 No. ,, extra heavy galvanized Garbage Cans for 75c No 3, extra heavy galvanized Garbage Cans for S5c No. 4, extra heavy galvanized Garbage Cans for 9se No. A. Ash Barrel, extra heavy, for .....:... S2a5
 WASH BUlLI1Rs.
 No cUppef bott6ih Wash B6efs medium slse stati6nafy handles, for. ....!..... 9S cents No 8 Lsks extra heavy Tin Boiler IA 0ii1ce copper b0tt0a, for ............. $1G9 each 
 TEA KETTLES.
 No all copper nickel plated, seamless Tea Kettle in flat 0f pit bottom, for. .9S cents Nc in flat Of pit b5telii for. S110
 WASH BOARDS
 The "silyer Mooii' perforated Board for 25 cents "Barnes' Best double BoHtl f6r:...... .35 cents The "Gass King Board for. .8g teiits Tie aRegal" extra size Laundry Board fof 90 cents UsBFuI, ARTICLES FOR THE HOME. Copper Wire Rug Beatef for. 10 cents No [ Universal Broom for. .............28 .28 cents Blind Brush for ....:'::i lO cents Galvanized Scrub Pad for. ........... IF cents The Dover Egg Beater for. ................ cents oil Stove Tea Kettles for. 10 cents Japanese Foot Bath for ...s...!.!....... 25 ceiits part Knife Rex f5f. 5f...!.s..:............. cents Hanging Salt BOX for. cents Bread Board for ........................ ID cents
 stNDRiEs
 cakes tefox Soap for. or.................. 25 eeits cakes Natytha Soap for. 20 cents cakes Swifts Pride Soap for: ........: 20 ceats 12 cakes Tuck Soap fUr. ............ 2J cents F cakes White Ribbon Soap for.......... 9 cehis cakes Fairy Soap for. or................... 25 cen.y 4 noi,nd baekarr Gold Dust for ...s...... 10 cents Bon Ami for ...............' cehis Sat,,,io far ...,...................... c cents Afnfn0nia Tor ..!..s................. ......s ceHts Bulng for ...s.s..i.!.:. ......... cents Bird Food for ................i ..i.'... cehts Bird Gravel for ........................s cents Enameline for :. cents Stove Pipe Enafne for !. ..,......!...s 10 cents Toilet Paper, rolls or packages fof;. 20 cents Clothes Line for. or........:........!.. cent yari clothes Pins for. or........s.......... cent dozen
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
FOR SALE


 BEAUTIFUL Colored Irish Peat Pos tai Cards. six for s5c. John Still son, Milford. 3-22-12 6 100 KITCHEN CLOCKS, eight day. hour and half hour strike. Sl.s5; s1.50 gold clocks. s1; s1 alarm clocks, 75c. Pierpont. Jeweler and Graduate Optician. 106 $. Main. FOR sALE-A brick block, 63 Cen ter st, supplied with hot and cola water. steam heat and all modern improvements throughout; well rented and paying over 10 per cent on the price asked for 1t. A vacant lot or unimproved property will be considered In part payment. One half of the purchase money can re main on mortgage. Annual income about s6.e00. Inquire ]. w. Gan hey. 76 Center st.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
Specials Tor Wednesday Night
 After 7.3O.

PERFUME
 Violet and Lilly of the Valley Perfume, special for r!!...s..!.:..!........... 2j cents an ounce New shades in Crystal Neckiaces Alice Blue, Hose and Amethyst regular pfice 50 cents, special for s................... z5 cents string Dafderiiie, 25 ceIt size, for 1g cents bottle Cdtichfa OintriieTt for. .45 cehts package Cdstoria for. 29 cents bottle Comfort Powder for.. ..........!... IA cents box Cuticura Soap for .....s.s.!......19 .19 censs cake Woedbury's Facial Seap for. .1g cents cake Frgstlla for standardization 1T cents bottle Tetlgw's swais Down Powder for 121ac packase Eastnah's Rose and Violet Tactim Powder, regular price 15t, Special. 10 cents bottle Mllhweed Gfeain for ...........4 .45 cents bottle
 GILT BELTS
 Crush style, inches wide regular 2yc belt, ,, special ...:..................... 10 cents each Special Wrist Bags, small and large sizes in tam black and brown at .......... .45 cents each New styles Iittegraph Pillow Tops, autograph postal card dhd fancy head designs, regular price 50 cents. Special. ......... 9 cents each Japanese embroidered Silk Bolting Cloth Doll !, les, regular price 25 cents Special. .1Oc each Satin Pad, Ho9k-6n Hose Supporters; the 25c Kind, special for. .1Oc pair Fancy flat ahd ball pearl button, white and eefu shades fish eye aid other styles, worth t Light weight Shirt Waist shields in assorted 'N'N sizes, regular price 1Oc pair. ........ ....... Special 7t a pair; pair for aSe
 
 Cuff Pns worth 15 to 2jc pair, special 1Ot pair
 CHINA WARE
 piece Crystal Bedroom Set, tray, glass and pitcher, special ...,............ % cents a set 100 piece English Porcelain, uiidergiazed Din ner Set green and gold decorati0f. tegtiiar price $lG.9s. Special ........... .....s... SEES 10U piece German Chha Dinner Sets fiji pink wreath decorations, was $150O a set, special Half Price .......:t............... .....!.. x7.jO Heavy Reed Clothes Hamper with covers.
 sides. were $2.5O at. t..................... S175 Were S8O0 at ..........................s. S219 Were S8.50 at t........................... Saa,S Fancy Hampers were $50 at.......... s2.9s each Fancy Hampers were y2gS at .......,. $2.5U each Banded Blowt Glass Tumbiers were G5 cents dozen, special .....:.......... .55 cents dozen Cut Glass .Nappies and Bon Bon Dishes, were SIPS. Special ....!!.......!.......... 9s cents The Last Days of Our Unusually
 Successful Standard Sewing
 Machine Club Sale.
 Remember the sale closes Saturday, night the 7tli After that time tie prices On these machines goes back to those prevailing before the sale. You iali not allow this opportunity to go by without getting of these beautiful machines. We know If you will come to the department in the baseihent and see the work they do and how easy. light and quiet the machines run you Will not leave the store witl out jolrihg the club.
 Price S32.OO tip. s200 to join the club and SiOg per week until paid.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04

WANTED-1.0 900 people to inspect the largest stock of pure wines and liquors in the state, and give them a trial. Morris NJ. Olanoff's Wine and Liquor House, 9-11 Grand st.
 3-6-1m
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04

.yANTED-The public to know that we are serving the best 200 dinner to be found in the valley. Those who don't go home to dinner would do we'll to try Brior's restaurant. 270 South Main st.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
PENNY.A.W0RD ADVS
WANTED

WANTED-Pupils in bookkeeping. Two more positions filled with Noera Mfg Co and American Loan Go. Constantly filling positions. Monroe's Business College. 151 Bank est. 4-2-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04
FOR RENT

TO REST-Tenement roonns. 90 North st: tenement { rooms. 20 Perm st. Apply to N. OIsnoa's wine room. s-1l Grand ss. 4-s-s
 IOsT-In vieinty of Immaculsts Conception church. a hand Vurss containing a small sum of money, prayer beads and prayer book. and eyeglasses Finder vili be reward cd on returning same to Democrat rffcp f-1-3 FURNISHED ROOMS and table Nicely furnished rooms in nex block. all e0nveniences, also good table toard- Mrs Barrett. l53 North Elm s4- f-z-t
 FOR RENT-six room fat. all sm- proFementsl Apply to P. Holohan, Iis 8 Main ct f-z-5 FOR REyT-FIrzt and second fcors at SIS \. wfIlow st: rOOfs in nr<t- class condition and uii1 rent r<a- sonzble. AppIy on premises e ,eis- phone fT3-i- t-1-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-04

WANTED-All my old friends and the public generally to know that have opened the West End Lunch Room, at 445 West Main st. Will be glad to renew acquaintance Herbert H. Avery.