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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-05
TOWN TOPICS A WINNER.
Denninss Feature Was Robbie Kean'
 All the Way.

Denninss Feature Was Robbie Kean's
 All the Way.
 WASHINGTON, April 5. = Ideal weather for racing attracted g big crowd to Bennings.
 The sixth race gave promise of being the great event, but was narrowed by scratches to three horse affair. It was handicap at mile, with some of the best horses at the track entered. With the scatching of Bellsnieker, Workman and Worthwhile the race seemed to be between Robbie Kean and Sailor Boy. The latter was made the favorite. the idea being that Bob bic Kean could not give him ten pounds and a beating. The two were nearly even favorites until near post time, when Sailor Boy was made the favorite by two points. The race was Robbie Kean's all the way. He went out in front and never was in danger, finishing a winner. with lengths to spare.
 Hyperion, always q fayorite, ac- counted comparatively easily for the first Any sort of odds were offered on the remainder of the field, although Weirdsome was strongly fancied. Suf- fice was heavily played and managed to take the place from The Yelled Lady.
 Town Topics had little dlhieulty in landing the second race. After Rye Boy and Lucy strome were left at the post Jobstown went out. He was Riy- en | very bad ride. turning into the stretch far on the outside Mary Gus tis, carefully ridden by Burns, got into . good place when straightened out and beat Jobstown for the place by mar row margin. The yagabond was made the favorite for the third but was un- able to make good. Jack Mekeon went to the front early and held the race safe at all times. Judge White nipped the place from Dekaber.
 Al Powell. an odds on fsverite. tow roped his field in the fourth. orphan Lad. which ran an excellent race. clos cd fast in the stretch. but was only good enough to get the place from Mode.
 Paeon won the fifth rsce ss he pleas cd. Miller took him out in front and gave the others s beating they will re- member. Zsny. which has been placed several times, landed second money again, with the strongly tcuted Kuro third. Summaries:
 First Raee.-Hyperion. first: sufnce. secopd; The Yelled Lady. third.
 Second Bsce-Town Topics. first: Mary Custis. second; Jobstown. third Third Rsee.-Jack Mckeon. first. Judge White. second: Deksber. third
 Fourth Rsce.-Al Powell. first; Or plan Lsd. second: Mode. third.
 Fifth Rsce.-Paeon. hrst; Zany. sec ond; Kuro. third
 sixth Rsce.-Bobble Kean. first; Sailor Boy. second; Phoebus. third
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-05
TWISTED TOOK FIRST.

winsted. April 5.-The first game of the series of three for the state ehampionship in basketball vas played in the armory here last night and vas witnessed by a crosd Of soc. The winsted team defeated the MiG- dletovn N. M. C. A. team Fl to i2. DesserauIt. wfnstedis left forward. had his nose broken during the game and Thomson vas put out of the game for striking Middietown ulayer
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-05
CORBETT Vs INLAND.

Salt Lake City. April 5-Artieles for the proposed fight between Young Corbett and Dick Hyland have been forwarded to the men. The fighters have expressed a willingness 10 make the match. which will take place in this city about the middle of May. The match will give fans another chance to see Corbett in action. His last defeat at the hands of Herrera wss somewhat of a surprise.
 It is said that the Denyerite has worked hard and Is in great shape. If he is in the condition his friends ssv b. is. he should put up an Interesting bout.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-05
THE DIAMOND
LAGRANGE MAY START WITH
 WATERBURY.
Unless Providence Gets Him He Will Be Played Here-Notes of
 the Game.

George Lachance may play frs. base for the local team in the starr- of of the season after all. That was the conclusion arrived at by Manager Durant and the big fellow yesterday. He has heard nothing from Montreal since he was told to report at a re- duction of half of his salary and while there are rumors that Provi- dence would like to get him he has heard nothing of that either. He will be big addition to the team if he can be landed permanently for this city.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-05
Fear .~e.rss s.sskex-

HOT SPRINGS. Ark- AprH s.-Fosr trzek records were brokea zt nklsrn- De Orc h-ssxhf the tine fer tkre< and oue-haIf furtoars ao-n to q sees1da vhHe Enbarrzssmenf ard H L. Frznk resp<ctirely elpped tvosfths sf sec- cd o- the rer>rd fer sue DHe as1 sn sfxhfh sn< six furss.ul AH Bss-x re- ducea the sve furSo1Es trxrk rersrd to lm sS Crsx<kx<s sRz Arzk<1e ve-x the wfnnzzg favs<1rex
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-05
SANCTION HARVARD FOOTBALL.
Athletic Committee Votes to Allow
 the Game i. 1908.

Cambridge. Mas. April s.-At a meeting on Monday night the Mar yard athletic comniftee voted to al low intercollegiate football st Hsr- ward for the season of 1ses- The vote is ia the nature Of a trial. for ff the game proTes unsatisfactory it will 10. be allowed after nett ssz- son The vote Of the eOnuittee ss rot. however. fnzl The oysrseers and the corporation have the power to nuIisfy any action q the oonnft- tee. but fl does not ses1 likely that thsy wiH so co. since tkeT are -e- sponsihie fer the sxfstsnrs of tke euzuitt0.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-05
Harvard Wins Her First.

Cambridge, Mass, April 5-The baseball season opened at Harvari yesterday with an interesting contest with the University of Vermont, the Crimson team winning 9 to 4. The game was close until the eighth in ming when Harvard hit Campbell hard and scored i've runs. The fielding of Harvard was good but the base run ming was very slow. Score:
 R.H.B. Harvard .... 00120105'-9 II 3 Vermont .... 100110001- 9 ; Batteries-Taylor, Castle and Ste phenson: Campbell and Kibbe; um- pire. Arthur Clarkson; time 2:15; at tendance 800.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-05
sHARKEY AFTER ROONEY.

Chiczgo. April STon shsrkey hzs fhrssn dorn the EzsBfief ts lem J. Rooney. tb< bfE rhiezzs rre<fl<r- and fl Rconey uEu take bed of Shzrkey's chaIIeurr ftr Bexf bIx wr-rEnr shou f- s1s esty Is lIk<IY ts have ss fS eue ef fhe msst bitter nat sizE-<ies fver uff- ue<@ei-
 shsrksy has cEered ts hd t1m4 the HWY te be d<pc~ifed at esra fhsf Rssnsy cannot thrsu hn 1rso f1ne in al bour.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-05
THE SPORTING NEWS.


 York yesterday and the conference between him and Dave Altizer was postponed until to-day. Altizer vis- ited friends in Springfield yester- day and was given warm welcome wherever he went. He was repeat edly assured of the hearty support of Springfield fans if he stays in the city and there is a general belief that he will.
 In letter to Springfield friend yesterday Eugene Tansey said he had signed his contract and sent 1t to Manager O'Neil. The players have given their measurements for new uniforms. The suits this year will be white for home use and grey for the road. Blue trimmings will go with each.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-05
THEY HAyE RE.IGNEp.

MiddIssown. April s--The mem kers of the local Y. M- C. A. basket bzIl team have resigned from the A. A C-- with which the team has been connected for the past fss Fssrs-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-05
COLLEGE BALL GAMES.

New Haven, April 5-The Yale baseball team defeated Tufts yester- day. afternoon at Yale field by the score of 4 to in the first game of the season. The score:
 R.H. U. Yale ........ ee11o002.+ ; l Tufts ...... 0000000O0-0 7 Batteries-Meyer. Pratt and Chap in; Watson and Suitor; umpire Mer- rick; attendance 800.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-05
BorHNER IS COMING.

New York April :. 1904 Sporting Editor wsterbury Demorrnfs Dear sfr.-T win he st the rlnExfde to- night when Ed O'Conneli of New Haven snd Alex Swanson meet and I will challenge the winner.
 Respectfully yours.
 GEORGE R0THSER Lightweight ehsmpie1 of tbe vcrn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-05
BEEBE BEAT JONES.

Wilmington. Del. April E. Kid Beebe of Philadelphia defeated Griff Jones of the same city in a six round fght here last night. Jones was on his feet st the eni but 1t Eas Beebe's fight.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-05
ATHLETICS WIN AGAIN.

Philadelphia, Pa, April 5.-The Philadelphia Americans won again yesterday. Score:
 RH.E Americans 100000 *-1 l Nationals 70 0 o 000 0O0 % 5 l Batteries-Bender and Schreck; Sparks and Dooin.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-05
DEMoNTREvILLE IS RELEASED.

Toledo, April 5.-Negotiations are pending for the sale of Gene Demontreville, ex-captain of the To- ledo club and crack second sacker of the American association, to the Rochester club of the New York State league.
 In case of Demontreville's release Knabe, who was secured from the Pittsburg club, will fill his place. The locals will also be strengthened by the appearance of Frank Jade, of the Carlisle Indian school.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-05
BASKET BALL
MONITORS TOOK THE FIRST OF
 SERIES.
Cresoents Beaten But Made Good Stand-0ther News of
 the Game.

At the Y. M c. A. gymnasium last evening the frst of a series of games for the championship of the First section league was played be tween the Monitors and the Crescents. The former team proved it's superior fly and held the lead throughout the game. winning by the score of 1G to i2. The next game will be played on Saturday night and if third game is necessary fl will be played next We'd nesday. The lineup and summary: Crescents. Monitors. Mcfarland. forward Gearing Birnton
 Cairns. ... forward .... .Littlejoh7 Brinfon-
 Warner. .... guard ...... .Gooding Heebner lc,.... guard ...Clafey tcl
 Score 1G tO l2 in favor Moniters: field goals. Gearing 1. Cairns I. Cisf- fey 2. TrOwbridge l, Warner l. Brown T.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-05
Holy Gross Wins.

Worcester. Mass. April s-Hoiy Cross defeated Springfield Training school yestet1ay by the score of z5 to l.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-05
er.,e Center .t New eries.s.

NEW ORLEANS. April ,. - Grove Center pss s,he only winning fssorite at the Fair grounds. he defeat of Geld Rose In the handicap. for which she vas an odds ca favorite. was the surprise of the day
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-05
WILL KNOW TODAY.

wan.ser D.n orxef os the spring fe;s bsseball team vent to Sew
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-05

stone; Minahan, Suthef, Gillen and Land.
 At Norfolk, Va.-Boston Nationals 13, Norfolk Virginia league) 2.
 At Washington - Washington Americans 4, Providence (Rastern)
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-05
Broxn shuts Out Trinity.

Providence, R. l.. April SBrown opened the baseball season at An- drews field yesterday by defeating Trinity IA to o. Ire Trinity team was weak. both st the bat and in the field. The Brown men played snap py game and lift and Nourse pitchel very effectively. Score:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-05

Batteries-11ft Nourse and Fayne: and Raymond: Badgely, Xandem and Cunningham; umpire Lannigan; time + AS; attendance 800.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-05

TxIlss sn.f yscksoc. Rust- Tezsche4 FrrEn and AIthrupl
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-23
THE EDwARDsEs AND THE JuKEs.

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COMMERCIAL News
By Daniel Logan.

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MONKEY TALK.

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-23
SEPTEMBER 2:
THE WANING YEAR.
EDITOR.

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-23


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UNlON!sM COMPARED.

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The Nation.

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'" M AlNToN-l find an Unprecedented
PALMER politics enough quiet life for mine
WALTER DU1sENBERe supervisor yet and have
new paper is to be called the Leader Beeder
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CLARENCE MAoFARLANE yacht on Regatta
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shall find in Honolulu GOOD
scope for system of athletics
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barring the press from Democratic e
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CAPT SAUNDERS I'm like to leave her
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FOURTH OFFICER sINPsoNTh clutches of
the reef fall into the clutches of the luck
A A MONTANA am very sick almost paralysis,
business Law looks good to me- . w. " nave . new m "
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men of place go after right
STOCK BRoKERYes it's the line Brewery
have the privilege of having his
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We been the beach I find the time.
CAPTAIN METcALF thinking going newspaper
which bringing and borrowing
ten thousand on the strength it. That made me
know California people are supposed to
be the they that good
at home but think Hawaii has made right
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of the
ton Army conduct campaign They
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-23

And best of ALL said the boastful
American. 1--WE have no titled aristoc-
racy to support over here. mo"
replied the foreigner, but You have
good many titled sons-in-law to sup
port over here. Judge.
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Continued on Page III
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She-''Did you notice the beautiful
palms in the new restaurant - He
THE only palms I saw We're the watt
ers'.'-Boston Transcript.
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Your son is studying art. I believe.
Has he made much progress? p" ''Oh.
yes. He is able to talk the language
quite fiuently. Judge.
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Do you believe that Samson lost
his strength by having his hair cut?''
asked the nonbeliever. L have no
reason to doubt it." replied the practi-
raj man "a talkative barber always
makes me tired, Chicago Daily News.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-17
BLACK SILKS.

 Is-inch Black Taffeta. guaranteed to wear. former price 6sc, for
 45c yd 1s-inch Black Taffeta, Curran's guarantee, regular price sse, for >8ec yd 27-inch Black Tateta. guaran- teed to wear, regular price 75c. for 5sc yd 27-inch Black TaHeta. warranted to wear. regular price ssc. for 69c yd 36-inch Black Taffeta, warranted to wear, regular price q, for
 sec yd 3e-inch Black Tareta, guaran- teed to wear. regular price SIPS, for 9se yd BLACK sPoTPRoOF AND WATER
 PROOF PoSGEE SILKS. 27-inch Black Pongee siIk. value ssc. for 4oc 27-ineh Black Pongee Silk. value 75c. for sec zG-i1cn blzck Pongee silk value Ssc. for E2 6ec 25-ineh Black Pongee Silk. value si. for s9c 27-ineh Black Pongee SiIk. value t1.le. for sec z7-ineh Black Pongee SIX. value s1-z5- for psc 1s-inch Black PezH de Soie. ralue Sec. for ooc sTIneh Black Pea1 de soie. value t1, for s5c 5l-iach Black Pesu de soie. value s1-50. for ef.s5 1s-Eneh Black Pssus de Cygne. value 75c- for sc zs-ifch Black Pezg de CyEze. vaIze ssc, for e0c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-17
THE CURRAN DRY GOODS co. WHITE LINEN, LAWN
 And BATISTE GOWNS And Shirt Waists. Samples from a Prominent Manufactu- Ter whose Line is all sold out
 for this Season.

We secured the Garments at liberal discount for the sole purpose of giving our customers a real treat---the styles, quality and finish being the very best that IS turned out in the Ready Made Line. We regret to say that the quan- titles are limited, but that feature will simply make the opportunity more precious
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-17
COLORED DRESS GOODS.

COLORED DRESS GOODS. 66-inch Queens Gray Tailor Suit ings in stripes, checks and overplaids, regular price s1, for this sale 69c yd 45-inch Shadow Check Batiste and Panamas and Surah Twills, all colors including Alice blue, reseda, green, navy and black, regular price s9c yard, for this sale 69c yd 500 yards of Mohair Brilliantine, Nuns Yelling and Mixed Suit ings in all colors, value soc yard, for this sale soc yd 90 pieces of all wool Panama Cloth and Tartan Checks, very desirable for shirt waist suits, regular price 5sc yard. for this sale 44c 45 Imported Henriettas, strict ly all wool, all new shades, value SEC, for this sale s5c 44-inch Silk and Eoiliennes and Crepe de Paris in all colors,. including the much wanted shades, very rich lustrous fin ish, regular price SIPS and
 s1.50 yard. for this sale 9sc 45-inch Check Suitings in black and white, three size checks, all new goods, regular price
 75c yard, for this sale 59c yd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-17
AN AFTER-EASTER SALE OF DRESS GOODS.

Gray Mohair Brilliantines and Sicilians in plain and melange, all shades from the silver gray to the oxford gray, regular prices soc. 75c, $1, s1.25 a yard, for this sale 39c, 69c. soc 54-inch Tropical Suitings in neat stripes, cheeks and overplaids, in Queens gray Panamas and Worsteds, regular s1.25 and s1.50 a yard, for this sale 9Sc yd PRIESTLEY'S BLACK DRESS
 GOODS.
 44-inch Priestley's Crispene, a fine bright cloth, neat weave, jet black, sl value, for this sale s5c yd Priestley's Black Mohair Brillian- tines, silk finish, regular 69c value, for this sale 4Sc yd 44-inch Chiffon Voile, very crisp sheer weave, perfect black, regular price sl.25. for this sale 9Sc Priestley's Satin Soleil and Prunellas, spot-proof, regular price s2, for this sale S1.4S 54-inch Black Panama Cloth, good quality, for shirt waist suits, reliable black, regular price s1, for this sale s5c yd 44-inch Black Chiffon Panama and Nuns Yelling, fine weave, reg ular price s1 yard, for this sale s5c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-17
On Sale Second Floor.
 These Prices on Gowns.

Fine White Linen Dresses. waists and skirts trimmed with baby Irish lace and embroidery. value $22.00. Special ............ S15.OO A lot of Sample Dresses of White Batiste. Persian lawn. linen and embroidered net. from $1S.50 to S45.00, value S25.0O to 5000.
 SHIRT WAISTS. White Lawn Waists, front tucked and insertions of embroidery, val ue $1.25. Special ............ 9Sc Sheer White Lawn Waists, fronts with yoke of val. lace. button back, value Sl.75. Special. .S1.2o Waists made of fine white Batiste, embroidered front and lace inser- [ tions. tucked back, elbow sleeve, value up to s2.50. Special. .. .S1.9S Persian Lawn Waists. front made with yoke of embroidery and fine tucks. sleeve made with deep cuffs of embroidery, value $500. special ................... S2.oo