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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
RECORDED TO-DAY

Ninth street northeast, between G
and III streets-Clara b. German Ell Vir
William c.. 10 Lewis L. Thompson, lot
Is. square 81: 81. Charles f. ThOmp-
son, same property; 81. Isaiah Thomp-
son ct uX. 10 same, same property; 81
john NJ Thompson 10 same same
property; 81 Chester A Thompson ct
ux- TO same, same property: 81 Dor
Mccormick eft vir, John p. 10 same.
same property: 81.
Mt Pleasant and Pleasant Plains
Edith Baldwin Shumate TO Ida c.
lie Droit Park-EIlen f. WormelIe et
al TO Charles w III. Browne, lot s,
block 10; $40. Charles w Il Browne
ct ux- TO Ellen e WormelIe, same prop
erty; $40.
Willard street northwest. between
seventeenth and Eighteenth street
Harry b. Wilson ct ux. to George T
Smallwood, lot 22l. square ISL, $40. Same
70 George T. Smallwood. lot 22S, square
Isl. $40
Alley between L and NJ. Twentieth
and Twenty-first streets northwest
George D. +. Robinson ct ux 10 r.
brooke Harper. lots 20, &c. az. and east
I y lot IS. square 100 $40.
b street northwest between Tenth
and Eleventh streets, and ID street
northwest. between Ninth and Tenth
streets, Clarence r. Wilson ct al trus-
tees TO Joseph Ferero. part lot 2, square
5JO and part lot 5, square 37S $4,000
800 Eleventh street COMMUNICATIONS
q. Baur ct ux- 10 CT frles A. Wells. lot
A. square 354. SO.
Chillum Castle Man Mary ]. Muir
phy ct al. to Louis Ko Iinski. part 81
Louis kolpinsh Ell ~. TO Mary J..
Isabella William, and Thomas Murphy.
New Jersey avenue between d and =
streets-Catherine +. Howard az al a.
harriet Hunt. lot r. square 6e3 80
susie 9. Holcombe ct al. 10 same. same
property. SO.
G street northwest between TWENTY
frst and Twenty second streets-Jose1h
A Burkart ct al 10 Harriet Detrtcl, iot
.. square 70. 81 353lI
virginia avenue northwest between
| twenty sixth and Twenty-seventh
streets-Wiliiam II. Lanham to Fannie
w. Gresham. lot q, square 6, SO
Barry Farm-Samuel Stewart ct TX
! 10 Alice +. Shadd, part lot 81. section q
$40 -
Third street northwest between G and
n streets-kate klligan ct al 10 VII
ham {. Bates. lot 10. square 564 80
Long Meadows-Mary Anna HUM 10
Columbus F. Lynch. part. SO
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MITCHELL MINING
STOCKHOLDERS MEET
MTsCELLANEOTs RONDS-

The Washington shareholders OF the
Mitchell Mining Company held a meet
ing at the Raleigh last night. and after
listening to the enthusiastic reports from
several gentlemen who had but recently
returned from the mines decided 20
complete the subscription for the money
needed TO build the projected railroad
In a short time at least 500, 900 was
taken and additional amounts promised
when needed. It is expected that the
cost % building the road Will approx
mate $l.OO0.OO0.
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TRADERS BANK DEPOSITS
REACH HIGH-WATER MARX

The deposits OF the Traders Bank at
the close OF business yesterday had
touched the highest point in the history
Of the bank with total of s.. 231. 000. OF
THIS amount in the neighborhood OF
$4,000 was part Of the savings bank
section which has been extremely sue
ceSsfuI in the short time il has been
established.
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OFFICERS ELECTED FOR
BUILDING ASSOCIATION

nj the regular annual meeting of the
Citizens Equitable Building Association
of Georgetown. held Tuesday evening.
TIE following Were elected officers for
the ensuing year:
President, S Thomas Brown; vice
president. Edgar Frisby; secretary.
tCharles p. Williams; treasurer. II. c.
kKleinschmidt. Directors-Patrick f
Carr. Arthur Small. Thomas J. Stanton.
u. ". Barrett. James T Stake. c. E.
Van Orstrand. j. w. Thomas
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales Of the board. including after call.
amounted TO $4,000 In bonds. and l.442
shares Of stock
Following are the sales and quotations
today's market:
Washington Street Railway As. 81. OO0eI
S7ss. 81. 000aS73s. Sl,0O0HS7ss. SS.0O0QS7
81. OO0dSl5s
Metropolitan Railroad SIS. s2.OOOail5&.
81. O0Oli115@s
Washington Street Railway, prefer
red. 20HSJ. l0n.0.
Security Storage Company, sq155lz.
1aIJ45s.
Metropolitan Bank 1en335
American Bank. 5I119-
Columbia and Potomac Telephone. 10
G60l@. =d6O9s.
Washington Gas. 10Oq6lZ buyer Coz.
25d6112. 25d6111 15d6liz.
LanstOn, 1o90l43s.
Graphophone common, 100a5, 10Od5,
I00nJ, 10Od5.
GraphophOne preferred. 10Od9As
Greene Copper. I00n3JA. 15G307S
Mitchell Mining. lO0Nl2 SAL. l0G12.
After caIl-Greene Copper, lO0ga34, 100
a Boz 1e0d30z4
Metropolitan Railroad SIS. 81 .O00d1l52s-
Washington Gas. lO0a612. buyer 60).
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
SIS, 81 ,oO0Ql06.
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TOTAL ----------- ------------ S,Sa9-9sS -
City Of Washington. District Of Columbia. IS.
l. A 3 RUFF Cashier Of the above
named bank do solemniy swear that the
above statement is true to The best Of my
knowledge and belief A B. RUFF.
Cashier.
: Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 10th
nay of. April. 1906
F.RN EST, q. THOMPSON. Notary Public
Z COrrect--Attesti
LEVI WOODBURY..
T. F. NORIENT.
DANIEL FRASER,
EDWARD GRAVES,
W. J. FLATHER
mo. CALLAHAN,
r p. MAY.
JAS o. CARTER.
a. N F. ALLIES.
II Directors
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scat $4,000 is bid, against $1,000 bid
Monday with none for sale.
Sales of stocks on the New York ex-
changes yesterday were 1.03i4OC
shares. compared with 1856 snares
the previous day, and TO a great ex-
tent shows the unloading that was
done by the brokers because of the
high money rates.
The March production Of the Greene
Consolidated Copper Company amount
ed TO 100000 pounds. compared with
100000 pounds in February and s.
100000 pounds in January. The output
this month, as this week the first of
Its reverberatory furnaces viii go into
commission.
Alfred Walter, president-elect of the
SeaDOard Air Line railway, leaves to-
night with MIR. Barr on a tour Of the
SeaDoard system.
Mr.. Walter said again today he could
not discuss the future location of the
general offices of the Seaboard now in
Portsmouth, because this question was
one of the many detailed matters that
he had had no time to consider
Orders were issued this morning by
the Pennsylvania railroad. returning
the 10000 employees of the maintenance
Of way department between Pittsbure
and Philadelphia back on full time.
Since April they had been working
twenty-five hours a week. In all prob
ability. the time will be increased to
ten hours a day May l.
In the annual report OF the Long Is
land Railroad Company for the year
ended December 81. il is shown that
competition with trolley lines caused
the company a decrease of 616.SI5 in
the number of passengers carried. or
loss of S.3 per cent of the system s
paSSen ger business
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FOUR YEARS BUSINESS
OF CAPITAL TRACTION

\ comparison OF the statements of the
Capital Traction for the past four years
elbows n healthy increase in business
and good surplus at the end of last
year taking into consideration the
large increase in dividends paid. The
statement further shows that the cost
of operation is lower than any other
trolley road in the country. The figures
follow:
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ABRAHAM DICKERSON MISSING.

tectives and police for Abraham Dick
erson. sixty-five years old. of 1926 Mass
achusetts avenue northwest, who dis
appeared from his home several days
ago.
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IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE
UNEVENTFUL DAY
IN LOCAL STOCKS

The Stock Exchange resolved itself
into debating society at its session to-
day and more Importance was attached
to the discussion OF some points of in
different interest than TO an effort 10
produce business. The debate ran along
throughout the session. breaking out
with occasionally a new suggestion and
then subsidIng to await another favor
able opportunity.
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4otal---- ~ -, 81 Os
District OF Columbia, SIS.
/. HOWARD 5 RESIDE. Treasurer OF
the above-narned trust company do solemnly
swear that fhe above statement is true 10
the best OF my knowledge and belief
. HOWARD 3 RESIDE. Treasurer
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this
10Th day Of April 1906.
DAVID RITTENHOCSE
Notary Public
COrrect-Attest-
c J. BELL
JOHN, z. EERRELI.
1sH. HBRT.
...4-4---.--.- DANIEL ERASE
CLARENCE ?. NORMENT.
NJ E AIT.ES
". j. FLATHER
II Directors.
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Everything
For
Everybody
Thursday Bargain Sale at Haines
city over you cannot better or even match these values
WOmen'S Fine EtOn Suits

Very handsome light and dark gray
Venetian Cloth Elton Suits; skirts
pleated and habit back effect Coats
trimmed in silk and Partisan braid !;
short sleeves and girdle. S10 48
Fine Covert Cloth Rain Coats. in
9as to- 90 and ya,6 oxford sf gray S1S.48
Covert Cloth Rain Coats. in castor.
Oxford and olive A $1,000 w
value at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "
Stylish Covert Cloth skirts. pleated
hounce effect. A $500 valueSA OS
Fine Tailored skirts in light and
dark gray novelty goods; habit back
and circular effect A S-coS2 or
Misses Fine skirts in light and dark
gray; also novelty goods, with pleat
and fold trimming. A sS.GoS1 0S
silk Gloria Umbrellas. rs in. O Qc
Very nobby handle; 81. Is value. o o
Silk Taffeta Ribbons, No. %, Tic
in an colors; 15c value. a yard
25c French Organizes, white with
exquisite floral sprays, buds, fun
blown and other rose designs. In nat
ural tints II you see them you will
be quick 10 invest in more than 1EC
one dress A yard. ...............lO
Newest Point de Paris Laces and
Insertions 20 match. 1Sc quail inc
ity. l3c yd. l5c quality yd-...-...iV
Beautiful TOrchOn I.aces and
Insertions to match: 10c quality. &C
Newest All Over Laces. SEC A &C
quality. a d..,................f
Fine Cream Table Damask. y &C
worth &c. AT yard. & y
soc Table Damask. in very A nc
pretty patterns. a yd.....-..-....
Excellent quality Table Dam 2 &C
ask, worth 75c. AT a yard...-... >
Sc Tea Toweling, in plain or &c
striped. A ,...-..--.--....-..--J
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STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE.

NOTICE TO sTocKHoLDERs.-N Is
hereby gwen that a meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Interstate Printing and En-
craving Company a corporation. win be held
a. the Office OF the company, 81 c street
northwest. Washington, u. C. APRIL q.
at the hour Of , A. NJ. for the purpose OF
increasing the capital stock Of the company
to Cay thousand dollars $50, OOO.OO) frlls-
tees t6igned) j. Worth Cnrnahan. (SiKn-
cd W. q. Plaskett tSisned) John p Ma
honey. ISignedD Newt W BOrdPs. (Sign-
ed Alan . Lane. tsiEnedl II. r. fxiXey.
~ gneGJ. Carey ). Frye. lSigned) Alden n.
Wine. ap2-lSt-exSu
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SUPPLY Of STOCKS
CONTINUES SCANT
Market Has Firm Tone on
Quiet Demand.

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE stock
market had a firm tone all through the
first hour and prices of nearly every
thing traded in advanced l to points
over yesterdays closing figures
The trading was similar to that OF
yesterday. the supply of stocks being
scant with a quiet demand There was
show of strength in Amalgamated at
the opening. Brokers in the stock say
that an extensive short interest has
been created.
The commission house business was
small and without significance Lon
don was n fairly good buyer. especially
OF Union Pacific. Government bonds
unchanged: other bonds irregular.
The whole tone at the opening was
firm Anaconda was down a: North
ern Pacific was up Y Reading, Union
Pacific and Steel. common "a each
SHELTERS was down y.
The market was firm rather than
strong at noon. The feeling was much
more hopeful and a little more conf
dent
p. m.-The stock market was very
active IN this mornings dealings and
transactions were effected at mate
rally higher range of prices than pre-
vailed N the close of business yester-
day. The sharp and general recovery
. was based both on the extensive ad-
Vances which American stocks showed
In the London market and upon the posi-
tive, although unconfirmeG, rumors that
$4,000 In sOvereigns had been obtained
IN London for shipment TO this country.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
d c. Washington. d. C. April Z 1906 -
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
at this office until u O'CLOCK NOON.
APRIL rs. 1906. 30 furnish two hundred
tons of twelVe-inch caSt-iron water pipe.
Specifications and blank forms of pro-
posai may be obtained at this Office
HENRY B. +. MCFARLAND. HENRY
l.. WEST. JOHN BIDDLE. Commission
ers. d. Z. ap7-et-exSu e
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Charles C. Gates
& Co. Munsey Building
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Graphophone common was the largest
security traded in 500 shares finding
ready sale at with an offer TO take
as much more at the same rate. The
stock viii in a few days be converted
into one with a par OF 100 and the pres
ent figure would then be changed to 20.
Railways stocks we're almost entirely
neglected. and although strenuous efforts
were made by President Hibbs 10 make
business in them his best efforts were
unavailing.
The demand for Gas stocks was re
duced TO the taking OF options rather
than buying OF cash stock. The prevail
ing high rates for money makes options
quite attractive.
But one hundred shares of Lanston
was wanted, and that was promptly
furnished Offers 10 sell thousand-share
lots were frequently repeated. but the
demand was reduced TO meager proper
tons
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
American Security and Trust
.5a1 90 Company.

AZ WashIngtOn. D. c. al the close OF bust
ness April 6. 1906
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FINANCIAL NEWS ITEMS.

For a New York Coffee Exchange
seat $4,000 is bid, against $1,000 bid
Monday. with none for sale.
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2lC for GraniteWare

2-gallon Coffee Pots, white enau,els5
Basins. Pudding Pans (aii sizesS
Roasting Pans, Buckets Colanders
ferhn Kettles. 10-Quart Dish pans
aud many other articles of granite,
ware, worth from 25c to SIC: 0fc
all on one big table ATT. III
and hoe; here tomorrow al. y
II cakes Ark Laundry Soap ore
cakes Jumbo Laundry Soap. sc
Gold Dust. tomorrow a boz. a.
Soap Polish. box. o.
boxes Grandma's Borax. A.
= Paints and Stains. all coIors &c
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Quotations furnished by Charles, C. Gates
e Co.. Munsey Building
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Charles G. Gates
& Co. Munsey Building.l
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JOHN COOK. Secretary
THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY,

Once. Corner Niath and = SITS
PAID-UP CAPITAL. SI.oOe. 600.
SURPLUS. S55o. 900 (EARNED).
Loans IN any amount made on an
proved real estate or collateral az res-
sonable rates
Interest paid upon deposits on monthly
balances subject 20 check
This company acts a executor al
- rnin.straIor. trustee. agent treasure
registrar. and il ali other nduciary a.
paCitie6-
Boxes for rent IN burglar and nre5roos
vaults for safe deposit and storage OF
- valuable packages
JOHN JOY EDISON .presideat
JOHN a SWOPE-.-.-.-----.- Vice President
ELLIS Second Vice PresidenG
ANDREW PARKER Treasurer
HARRY c. MEM Assistant Treasurer
BOYD TAI LOh-----------A Assistant Treasurer
THOMAS Real Estate Offcer
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
l. prepared to assume the management OF
your real estate. Careful attention given -
al details
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
Of the $3.50
Lincoln National Bank.

AT Washington. In the District OF Columbia
~. at the c.ose OF business April s. 1876.
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Easter Souvenirs Tomorro,

Every customer with children tomor
{ with candy. % ---iS'
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Office OF the
LANSTON MONOTYPE MACHINE
COMPANY,
l23l Call0whii street.
Philadelphia. Pa
April . 1876.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
the LANSTON MONOTYPE MACHINE COM
PhSY VIII be held az the Hotel Fleischnann
Ale xandr!A. Va, a. u O. clock noon. Thursday
the 18Th day OF April, 1906. FOR the purpose OF
eIecting a board OF directors TO serve for the
ensuing year and transacting such other bust
ness may properly come before IT,
Transfer books VIII be closed on the 9Th
inst. at I O'Clock p. M, and viii be opened
on April oath at 10 O'Clock a. IN
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
WILFRED BANCROFT.
ap2-lst Secretary.
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Bargains in New Matthias

-
The prices for Thursday only.
hss aG xc s4ini isc at ch yard Mat 14e
Neat Striped China Mattings: 1oe
l213c qualities, a yard IUS
FINE Heavy Mattings, pin for
striped, 25c quality. yard To-
Extra quality japanese Car
pet pattern Mattings Doc QUALITY M
ut ........-......s ~
Finest quality Heavy China 0oc
Siattings; SEC quality. a yd..
Handsome japanese Mat n or
tings; worth CSC yard: al. 20
China Mattings: worth 25c a nfe
yard. tomorrow at......ZE
c. B. Corset In all sizes and Soc
styles. Thursday a o y
Women's Burson Hosiery. also BOYS
and girls best 15c Hosiery. in tic
all sizes. Thursday a pair att II
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Iotal l.lsS.3S4 IS
J. JESSE B. WILSON President Of the
above-named bank. do solennly swear thar
the above statement IS true 20 the best OF
my knowledge and belief
(SeaD J. b. WILSON President
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10Th
day Of April. 1906.
NOtary Public
Correct-Attest
~ HENRY T. OFFTERDTNGER
ANDREW ARCHER
ROBERT CALLAHAN
q WILLIAM F. GUIDE,
O. TAYLOR WADE.
WILLIAM D. SULLIVAN.
II Directors.
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FINANCIAL sTArEMENTe
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
Of the
Central National Bank of Wash
ingtOn City,

AZ Washington. in the District Of Columbia
AT the close Of business April s. 1906
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NEW YORK CURB STOCKS.

SaItN 10 HUOU IOudN. 4Nb-UUU-
Total sales yesterday. Ices. 7l0.
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Quotations furnished by Charles G. Gates
Co. Munsey BufldingJ 80
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RESOURCES
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Very handsome light and dark gray
Venetian Cloth Elton Suits: skirts
pleated and habit back effect Coats
in silk and Partisan braid !;
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-08
~ooa!Nc EYENTS-

Sept S-Dance given by Sons of Lithuanian Society band. at Lithuan- ian hall, 103 Green street.
 September 12-Big supper and lit- erary entertainment at Pearl Street A. M. E. Zion church.
 Sept 19, 20, 21, 22-Grand an- nual fair given by Court Welch, No S4, r. of A., in Goodwill hall, Wa tertown.
 Sept. 20.-Dance and reception by the Pioneer Base Ball team at Odd Fellows hall.
 Sept 20-Concert and ball given by Waterbury Turn verein at Turn hall, Scovill street.
 September 21-Reopening recep- tion of Miss Nellye s. Reeds Dancing academy at 43 East Main street.
 Sept 27.-whist and forty-flve un- der the auspices of the young ladies of St Mlchael's parish. at Goodwill hall, waterrille.
 Sept 2s-Fifth annual masquerade ball by the Hamilton Park A. c. at Hamilton hall. Mill Plain.
 Oct 30-IIallowe'en whist party and dance. given by Court NJ. I. Me Givney. D. of l.. at Eagles hall.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-08
Jacques
FOR REFORM"

The reserved seat sale for the open ing week at the Jacques is now on and admission may be secured a week in advance. The entire lower floor will be reserved for the evening per fOrmances at the former admission of tn rty cents; the seats for matinee will be reserved in accordance with the demand until 1:30 o'clock each day, twenty cents being the fee for such seats to all, and the boxes will be reserved at all times. The box office will be open at 0 o'clock daily.
 The bill of the week will be an ex- ceptionally strong one and is topped of by Selma Braatz, the European juggler, who created such sensation in New York early this summer. Miss Braatz is German girl, eighteen years old, possessed of remarkable strength and dexterity and her act is positively the most remarkable of it's kind ever seen here. Soana in his impersonations of famous men, Stanton and Modena, who were on the first vaudeville bill ever offered here; in the sketch "For Re- form," Lillian Shaw, very versatile g irl, mimic; the Empire Comedy Four in vocal offerings. Delphino and Del mora musical experts, Demonio and Belle in acrobatlc specialties and the complete the program. Prices are 10, 20 and 30 cents: after moons 10 and 20 cents, ladies 10. Re served seats 20 cents. Box office all ways open.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-08
BUCKINGHAM MUSIC HALL.

Giuseppe Campanari. the baritone, who will sing at the music festival which will open and dedicate Music hall in the new Buckingham build. ing on Tuesday, October 2, on which occasion also Victor Herbert and his symphony orchestra will render a concert, is perhaps the most famous and assuredly the most popular of the baritones with the Metropolitan Opera company. He alone of all the artists with the great Conried com- pany bears the distinction of having been engaged at the Metropolitan Opera house for twelve consecutive seasons. He was born in Venice and at the age of g years was cello virtuoso. Vocal art, however. at- tractad him long before he. reached nRnh0od's years. Since coming to America he has been hrst cello solo, ist of the Boston Symphony orchestra and was also the professor of the cello in the New England Conserva- tory of Music. He resigned from both of these position that he might
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-08

Larry" The Wedding of the Blue and Itray," and Camp Meetin, Time" have been carefully rehearsed by Jos seph Smith The company numbers over fifty people, and the action of the piece takes place at Prof Nuts Sani- tarius, "Bughouse on the Hudson" Among the leading members of the organization are Lucy Daily, Fred Wyckoff, Robert Evans, Matt Wood ward, Dick Barry, John c. Hart, Fred Parent. Charles Sandy Chapman, Harry Humphreys. Jack Manley, Carrie Merrilees. Jennie Palmer, Marian Merrill and Helen Clark. Prices are 25, 86, 50, 75 cents and $1.0O. Seat sale Tuesday. Telephone 116,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-08
JOSEPH sANTLEY.

An especially good situation in the second act of Billy the Kid", the new play which Joseph Santley is most successfully producing this sea- son comes when the villain having the heroine in his power has the tenn erity to auction off the privilege of first kiss. Things seem to be go- ing his way until one of the white slaves" attached to the dance hall appendage of the New Mexico sa- loon where the scene is placed escap- ing from an inner room whither she has been taken by force runs the bid ding up until the william is forced to pay a handsome price for a privilege he never makes use of. for as he is about to kiss the girl the door opens and Billy the Kid", who has be- come a noted bandit with price upon his head instantly stops the proceedings and has the girl and her aged attendant conveyed tO.a- place of safety. Joseph Santley Is by all odds one of the most popular of the young actors of the present time and his management is said to have sup piled him with an excellent company.
 Play and star will come to Polls
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-08
POLI'
 .
IN NEW YORK TOWN.

Good music and lots of it, sprightly and attractive dances every few minutes. funny comedians with out number, lavish and elaborate scenic and costume investure, a plot that is consistent and sustained, and a chorus of ravishing beauties is the analysis of Tn New York Town" the big comedy success which pleased the patrons of Polls last night and this afternoon, and which will continue the good work at 8:15 tonight. Few shows charging double the price of admission can compare with this eff fervescent, sparkling and hilarious melange in any sense and if you don't believe 1t ask anyone who has seen 1t. It's good show. Don't miss 1t. Prices are 25, 35, 50 and 75 cents. Telephone. 118.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-08

. ! t | < Kathryn Kidder in Madame Sans Gene, The Cat and the Cherub, The Village Postmaster, and The Great Ruby followed in succeeding seasons For time she played the Queen Mother in E. H. Sothern's production. of Hamlet. In recent years she con- fined herself principally to stock. her versatility and quick study Creating a demand for her services. The The ater Francais, Montreal; Manhattan Beach, Denver; National Theater, Rochester; Empire theater, Toledo; Columbus O., are some of the com panies with which she appeared With Melbourne McDowell she play ed all of the Fanny Davenport roles in San Francisco, little more than a year ago.