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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR sALE-c-APIToI. HILL, BETWEEN EAST
Capitol st. aud Md. ave, and west Of Sth st.
Groom and bath brick. good condition; always
rented at SO 80 per month; lot 17x10o 70 alley.
This house must be sold to settle an estate
Make ss offer II you want bargain.
FOR SALE-Nesr Vermont ave. and st. NV,
2-story and ctllar tay-window house: rooms
and bath. porcelain tub; let 20xi00 20 alley;
room FOR stable. Fine peighbcrhoed. Price,
5000.
FOR SAIE-Near Lincoln Park, 2-sto-y brick
house; rooms and BATH kitchen on LIST floor;
good lot to alley: within one square OF the park;
less than 81 ,0Go will buy it, Don't miss 1t.
FOR SALE-Si 450-capitol Hill, west of 9Th
St, almost new; bay-wtndow press-briek; parior,
reception hall. dining room, pantry and Kitchen
LIST floor; bed rooms and bath on I'd floor
concret. cellar; furnace heat: southern exposure;
square from cars; modern in every respect.
Only 81, $50.
FOR saba NORTHWEST HOME. WITHIN
square of 14th St ears. not on the heights
bay-window brick: rooms and bath; modern
plumbing; concrete cellar; side and rear alleys.
Price, ~, 900.
ja3l2t EDw. P. SCHWARTZ. 624 F St
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COR
NER APARTMENT HOUSE. with three fronts.
FACING GOVERNMENT RESERy ALTON AND
WIDE AVENUE; SOUTHERN EXPOSURE; .
apartments; steam heat; ha rber shop. etc. pri-
vate storage FINISHED IN HARD
wood; telephone service near lines 0nly
$30ooo. 0tT-OF-fOWN OWNER ANXIOUS 10
sell viii accept smaller property Ia part pay
ment. CHOICE INVESTMENT
See ROLAND c. BOOTH Agent.
Jae7-16t Cor. 10th and @ SITS w.
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FARMS.

FOR SALE-A HIGH-CLASS COUNTRY HOME
of 40 acres 60 under cultivation, - in wood ;
fine running stream; improved by handsome 10
room dwelling; cellar under the entire house; all
modern conyeniences and Groom house
same. with all modern conYenences: fine lawn;
shade; large stable; hennery; tenant house; gaso-
line engine and all necessary farming imple
ments; fine orchard. This is up-todate place;
everything in frst-class condition; improvements
cost $4,000; will take $4,000. Also S-room
house; all modern convenences; beautifully To-
Gated one-half acre: minutes walk from cars;
price only $4,000. EDW. DANIELS, Com. Natl
Bank bldg. 14th and c. ja31 -3ts
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

toFFICIAL) = DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington. D O.. January 80 1906-Information
has been received at this department from Mr..
Joseph w J. Lee American consul general at
Panama of the death, the 2Tth of July, 1905,
at Ancon Hospital of Louis Strand. an American
citizen The legal representatives Of the deceased
obtain further information by applying TO this
department. Per dispatch No. %. Dated August
II. 1905. Boston. New York. Chicago and San
Francisco papers please copy. IT
foFFICTAI.) - DEPARTMENT OF STATE
Washington d. C.. January 80. I906.--Informa ton
has been received at this department from Mr.
Felix S. s. Johnson American consul at Puerto
Cortes Honduras of the DEATH the I'd of
January. 1906 at Puerto Cortes, Honduras. Of
Mrs Florence Adams alias Mrs. Florence FL
more an American citizen. The legal representa-
tsyes of the deceased obtain further informa-
ton by applying 10 this department. Per dis
patch No. &C. Dated January f. 1906. 1t
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D. G.
Washington, D. G., January %, 1eos.-At three
o'clock pm. on Thursday February FIFTEENTH
1906, the fish wharf rights and privileges viii be
sold at public auction on street between 18th and
9th streets northwest in front of the fish stalls of
the Washington Market. for the term of one year
from March 1. 1906 For further Information as to
terms OF sale. &c, apply at the Office OF the Sealer
of Weights and Measures, No. AGA Louisiana avenue
northwest. HENRY B. r. MCFARLAND, HENRY
L. WEST, JOHN RIDDLE. Commissioners, d. G.
jazz lot
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FOR SALE = INVESTMENTS! INVESTMENTS
SPLENDID INCOME PRODUCERS.

SIS O0o-Renting for s130 a month; improve
ments new location convenient, first
class surroundings; the owner Of this
property to realize cash will sell at a
f e seea saefnf Bargain h'e n DOES NOT RE-
OVER $4,000 ON THE PROPERTY.
So 5Oe-Renting for 500 a month; new; west of
14th; near very expensive buildings; One
OF the best Investments ever offered.
SIS 000.-Renting for 81 800 year; west of 9th,
south of p st. we'll located apart
ment house.
ings west of 14th ST.. north of NJ st. n W.
These houses rent continuously. rare
chance for one wishing an investment
and speculation combined. A section
where ground sells for 81. 50 foot.
e'y year, White tsnans Each
house, rooms and bath.
50 900 will buy three new buildings renting for
sS4 a month; owner needing his money
for building scheme will give some one
a bargain.
s1l OO0-Renting for 500 a month; new; west of
14th St; corner.
S65o0-Rents $50. block Of houses on cor
ner near two lines
slo,ooo-Reuts 500. New; 10 minutes ride from
9th and SITS.
s465o-Renting for $40; New York near
18th: valuable for business purposes the
price is below value; owner needs the
81 100-Eye St NV rent S33; lot 36x102; lot
alone worth the price; houses seldom
81 1oo-Rents sa7. so; near 5th and II SITS NV.
wide through street; splendid in
81 75n-Renting for s45: new; on a lettered st.
NV; rooms; baths.
S3.75O-Renting for $50; lot 3ox12o; on num-
bered St NV
81 75O-Rents S35: lot 3ox10o; 10 rooms; bath;
HOT-WATER HEAT; northwest.
Sc, 1o0-RENTS SOL; LOT 46X9I; 4ois so. Fl;
NEAR 18TH AND PA. AVE; LOT
WORTH MORE.
s4OOO-Rents So. so; lot % Gx1Q0; VERY NEAR
CAPITOL: dwellings.
s4.5Oo-Renting for SAP; near Capitol Sc; good
renter.
81 oO0-Rents SS3. Block of houses on num-
bered st. NV, south of X.
S.. 3OO-Rents SAL Convenient to pension Office.
south of II ST. NV
s., 2O0--Rents $4s New Jersey ave. NV. Cen
trail.
s5,s5o-Rents $40 Modern 1O-room dwelling;
HOT-WATER HEAT; west of 14thi
worth 81 500.
s450o-Rentng for Sal. New; govt print
ing office IL.
s3.2 5o-Renting for $50. On Capitol Hill; 6
rooms.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
ia3l-3t 1912 New York
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FOR RENT


FURNISHED.
1928 NV 23r Oh sta. $500 Is 18TH I2r 3b mo. $50
1913 NV 1877 2b, 500 1000 18th lar, b. mo-. %
1918 Riggs ri, 81 N. 1000 g27 av, 10r mo- 20. 90
GIL 18th ,35r Oh. 3 600 e3T NV. Sr. b. S5. 90
1908 18th NV, Tor. bl50 1906 NV. 12r. b mo-. 10C
ITi0 Q NV, Tor, b.. 100 1915 NV. lar, %.
1l0 81 Sc, Or, b. 100 stable, mo- .12o
1911 NV, ar b. 40 DOL 10 2lst NV, 10r b. .126
I29 Md av, Iir, b. 5000 10 10th NV, 12r. b..125
757 13th NV .2rr hall35 90 IA 18th, Tor, b. near
1923 10th NV, lar, %, Iowa cir. fur ITO
snnum 3 00c 1921 Lincoln PIX, Or. BLOC
Ia 10th NV I5r, 2b mo. 1901
UNFINISHED.
Cor 10th and Kenesaw 1853 10th. 2lr. 3d. sta 200
av. 12r, 2b, month 200 SOC Riggs pl. Or b.. 35 90
1901 Mass NV, Dir, Flats 9th & r ny. &c. 80
SO, month. $50 Ill 9th NV. 12r. b. So 90
6li 18th NV. 35r 9b. $50 1888 nth NV, 9r b50 90
1923 NV, 14r b. $50 927 II av. Or. b.. Is 90
1922 av, Tor. bs5 90 1T47 Q NV. 12r. b.. I5 90
1924 III ay, Tor. b. rs 90 10 Dist NV. f0r b.75OC
23Oi 18th 49,. 5000 Cor house, Washington
SIG 1Sthn w. Ter 2bani 2OGl Heights 2r. 3b. 200
TYLER & RUTHERFORD, Inc, 1907 Il ST. NV.
iaN- soS
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FOR RENT
UNFINISHED.
1882 Conn. ave, 11r. and b..-.--........S VIE oO
1904 G. St, floors. Observation-Disclosures. 15O
170S Q st, Or. aud b. per month. 100. 1000
New 5-Toom frame dwellings, with acres OF
Ia I'd attached Bladensburg road. Langdon,
u. G. within miles of Washington, Sl5 and $50
Per month. according TO location.
FURNISHED.
1000 18th ST. 10 rooms and oath, per an 81 500 90
il22 18th St lar & Oh. hot-water heat 200 90
1872 s ST. 1lr and bath ............. 1900
1905 Yale St l2r and b.. per month";. 1880
IpG4 10th St. 11r and b.. per month. &c. 1000
ITlT De Sales ST. iOr and b. per month. 10000
1872 Seaton st. 7r and bath. .-........ $500
From May IL to Oct. l. 1905 per 1000
se26-tf GASCH & BIRGE. 1926 NY. ave NV.
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FURNISHED.

FOR RENT - FURNISHED - BROOM HOUSE,
modern couvenieuCes, on Q st. near 18th NV. !;
100 vols. books in library; large assortment of
foliage plants. Owner will IL desired retain one
room and pay $50 month.
SMITH THOMPSON, Jr.. & Co 0nc),
tali-tf.T 1888 + st. NV. (basement).
FOP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ST. NEAR II
81. NV; IS rooms thoroughly furnished; income
from rooms, S94; rent, $50 per month.
THE HARRISON REALTY COMPANY,
tgS-tf 907 G. st. NV.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-AT u CENTS, >5.200 FEET OF
ground in beautiful Metropolis View. contiguous
to lexington. Box ISL City Post Office. ja3i-3t'
FOR SAIE-OR REMITTANCE NEW HOUSE AT
Iangdon, ID. C.; ONE FARE; great bargain; II
will pay you to investigate: only $500.
EDGBWOOD, d. c., NEW BRICK HOUSES;
DETACHED; large lots; native oak trees; hot
water heat Sd, 800
ja30-6t JOHN O. JOHNSON, 1923 G ST
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs.
FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED.

Tor RENT-BY A. +. FOX COMPANY,
Established 1876.
Ne. corner 14th st. and New York ave. n.
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FOR SALE-AT Mt. RAINIER, MD.-BEAUTi-
fully located the highest part of this subdivi-
sion, nice 3story and cellar dwelling; rooms
and porcelain oath; one car fare TO city.
ja29-tf5 II. L. RUST. COS 14th st.
WANTED-TO RENT OR BUY OR S-R0OM
house in suburb line large grounds; mod
plumbing; under $4,000. Give location Ad-
dress II. $. A, Star office. ja29-3t
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FOR SALE-THE PLEASURES OF THE COUN-
try. with the comforts of the city. be real
lied by having your home in KINGSTON the
finest properly in the Takoma section and the
cheapest in the District. Choice large lots, $500
to $500. easy terms Send for plat. A. +. FOX
GO. Established 1916 Northeast 1ith and
New York ave. ja3Otf
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FOR RENTED 81. Sc. ATTRACTIVE
house containing rooms and bath reception
hall cellar; fuiuJre heat; house newly pa Ell
aud IJperci; convenient To- car lines; good To-
cation, rent. S2I.5u per month
J. n AKRlSJN JOHNSON & son.
iag7-Gt SU6 ith 81. S.W.; phone Main 23Sj
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FOR SALE-SPLENDID REAL ESTATE; REASON.
able and on easy terms; send for my cata-
logue Of great bargains: they consist OF grain
dairy, fruit, truck poultry and blue grass farms;
also lovely homes along the steam and electric
car lines, with acreage suitable for office holders;
also business property such stores hotels
mills, halls, ETC. We have good land, good
schools churches and good society. 1t will pay
you TO come out and let me show you around. 7
have always lived In the country do
better part by you than IL lived in the city
Don't fan to send for my new catalogue before
you buy.
JOHN r. JERMAN, Fairfax c. H. Va.
Branch Office at Vienna. Phone connection al
Fairfax G. II. a2d Vienna. oc7-tf
GET CERTIFICATE OF TITLE TO YOUR SUB
urban or farm purchase In Maryland from the
Maryland Real Estate Title Co., Com. Natl Bank
bldg. 18th and G. and your title will be secure.
ap3-d, eSu
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Gas G. ST. NE.
RENT ONLY S23. 50.

FOR EENT-l623 y j. AVE NV, G ROOMS
5000; 1885 n J. ave. NV. rooms $1,000 In
FIRST class condition. Apply EDWARD KERN
~ X 81 NV ia29-3t" .
tuE RENT-ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. PRETTY
&sJpry and cellar dwelling; rooms and bath:
kitchen on lst floor; reduced rent for desirable
tenant.
ja2Y-tf.5 H. L. RUST COS l4th ST. NV.
FOR RENT-A VERY NICE HOUSE, No 923
2'th st NV, rooms and bath; furnace heat;
in good order. $50 so.
5a2s-Gt GEO. ". LlNKISS. 500 18th st. NV.
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FOR SALE-DELIGHTFUL LOCATION NV ;
has only stories, but has rooms and bath
HOT-W AFTER HEAT; fne proposition at Sc 0gO
WILLIGE GIBBS & DANIEL, G03-eo5 18th.
jao7
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FOR SALE-BY r. W..WALkER & son,
T29 18th ST. NV.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN HOMES.
Call at our Office for prices, terms and loca-
tiens.
On Columbia Heights-A beautiful home;
notified brick, stone trimmings; SOUTHERN ex-
p0sure; all large rooms; west of l4th street; 10
and two Tiled bath; hot-water heat.
IN MT. PLEASANT on MOST PROMINENT
STREET. NEVER BEEN OCCUPIED. West
OF 10th St: 10 rooms tile bath AID toilet; hot
water heat; one square cars
on 2IST STREEE-Two very attractive mod
ern HOMES on this desirable street are offered
at SPECIAL PRICES for immediate sale.
A VERY PRETTY COTTAGE on COLUMBIA
HEIGHTS, near l4th street; LARGE lot; Z
rooms and bath.
Mt. PLEASANT
LARGE frame house. y and bath; west
OF 18th street; LOT so FEET FRONT.
on CoRCoRAN STREET
Containing 10 rooms, modern bath; STABLE
ON REAR; excellent condition.
NEAR 9Th AND STREETS.
3-story brick. rooms. bath. furnace; modern
improvements; good condition.
9Th STREET near NV
Modern brick residence. rooms BATH fur
mace; stable deep lot Excellent condition
For further information call on
r. w. WALKER & SON.
tt a29 i5th st. NV.
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GATED NEAR 18TH AND SITS NV: B
story, brick dwelling with 10 rooms and bath: at
the low figure OF $500; trust 81 900 at SO;
balance can be arranged,
MILLIGE. GIBBS & DANIEL, 6o3-6o5 l3th.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-26
HEALTH OFFICERS QUARTERS. Every Possible Means Being Taken
 to Stamp Out Scarlet Fever.

Health Officer Kilmartin is now To- cated in neat office in the City hall annex, second floor, where people who have business to transact with him regarding health matters will find him every morning between . and 10 o'clock. Tuesday morning the health officer issued fifty-three permits to children who had been de tained from school on account of sickness. Some of these were home simply because of sickness in the blocks where they live. The health officer is using every possible means at his disposal to stamp out scarlet fever and other kinds of sickness among the school children, and he appears to be making good headway. An examination was made of the Webster and Walsh schools during the present week and after a care- full examination the physicians dis covered ten children at the Webster building suffering from suspicious sore throats and they were sent home for few days. No suspicious cases were found at the Walsh school. The health officer says that there is less sickness among the school chill dren of the south end than in any other part of the city.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-26
MAYOR THoMs' COMMITTEE.
Met Yesterday Afternoon to Talk
 Over Garbage Situation.

The first meeting of the committee appointed by Mayor Thoms to look over the garbage situation met in the mayors office yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock, all members being present with the exception of Alder man B. O. Goss, who was out of town. Because of the absence .of MT Goss. the committee was not formally or- ganlzed, but the garbage question was discussed in an informal man. her. Before the members departed they decided to visit the crematory to-day and see on what grounds the residents of Waterville are passing their holler. The idea of placing the crematory, in case 1t should be re- moved from Waterville, which is not probable, out near the old pumping station is not likely to be considered for minute. In the first place the carts would have to travel along the Plank road through Hamilton park and it is not likely that the city of ficials will stand for allowing the foul smelling carts to go through the park in the warm days of summer. Moreover the land near the pumping oeebI1Oh 10 HUI ldI ulSLcuL I1dul- ilton park and the odor from the cre- matory would always be in the vicin- ity. To arrive at the site 1t would be necessary to draw the garbage through East Main street, one of the busy streets of the city. This thor oughfare is bad enough at present and the east end residents would un- doubtedly make a kick if they thought for moment that the plant would be located in that section. AL though John Gallagher, who lives out couple of miles on the Wolcott road, has offered a piece of land to the city on which to build crema- tory 1t is doubtful if his offer will be accepted. The land is too level for the plant and 1t would take all day to reach the place as round- about way would have to be taken, Wolcott street being too steep for horses to ascend with a heavy load.
 Conservative citizens who have looked into the garbage situation seem to think that although several schemes will be advocated, in the end the committee will decide to build a new crematory on the pres ent site.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-26
DALLAS
 S2 Union, and I3S 3South Main Ss,.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Telephone. 4fa.

Sealed proposals for the construc- tion of sewers in Round Hill street from present terminus of sewer to Camp street; Fourth street, from Charles street westerly 300 feet; West Main street, from present ter minus of sewer easterly to Prospect street; Eastoh avenue, from Brew ster street to Aetna street; Griggs street, from North Main street to North Vine street. Also for storm water drains in East Farm street, from Great brook to Round Hill street, and in West Main street from Prospect street to the west curb line of the green will be received by the Board of Public Works until p. m., Tuesday. May 1, 1906.
 Each proposal shall be signed by the bidder or bidders making it and accompanied by certified check for $500, made payable to the order of the Comptroller of the City of Waterbury, as security for the exc cution of the contract within the time specified in this notice, in case the bid is accepted. The person or persons to whom the contract may be awarded will be required to attend at this office with the surety offered by him or them and execute the con- tract within five (5) days after the date of the award, and in case of failure or neglect so to do he or they will be considered to have aban- doned it and as in default to the City of Waterbury.
 The principal items of work arc approximately as follows: sst , $40 linear feet of 24 inch tile drain.
 500 linear feet of 20 inch tile drain.
 50 linear feet of 12 inch tile drain.
 25O linear feet of 10 inch tile drain.
 1900 linear feet of 8 inch tile drain.
 6 inlets.
 13 manholes.
 The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids if deemed for the interest of the city.
 The proposals must be made upon forms furnished by the board.
 Forms of contract and specifica- tions may be seen and blank forms of proposal and bond may be obtain ed, with all available information by bidders applying in person at No Leavenworth street.
 By order of the Board of Public Works.
 R. A. CAIRNS, City Engineer.
 April 20, 1906. 4-2i-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-26
DECIDED FOR I. P. KELLOGG.
No Receiver Appointed -Apothecar- ies' Hall Go in Good Condition.

Attorney Root was in the middle
 f his argument in the Apothecaries'
 Hall @ matter in the superior court
 n NeIx Haven yesterday when Judge
 Shunaway informed him that he need
 70 no further and that briefs were
 unnecessary. He would determine
 he case right now, he said, and he
 accordingly decided for I. P. Kellogg, president of the company. That is,
 Judge Shumway found receiver for the company was entirely unneces- lary, and that the statement prepared py l.. B. Baker, an accountant, show ed that the company is better off f. nancially to-day than 1t has been in ten years. Judge Shumway also ruled against A. E. Rice and his side of the contention by refusing to grant him an injunction to restrain l. P. Kellogg from obtaining an in Junction to prevent MT Rice and his friends from calling another annual meeting and electing another set of officers. So that MT Rice and his friends were given double knock out.
 In giving his decision the court Iaid that the matter before him would not by any means settle the main question and cause of conten- ton, has Mir Rice the right to vote pn the 409 shares of stock of which his father, the late F. B. Rice, was trustee for Mrs Sarah Houghton Rice? MT Rice claims to be trustee of that stock and therefore has a right to vote on it. I. P. Kellogg, president of the company, and his friends claim MT Rice has no such right. The court said that MT Rice's counsel were off the track and that different proceedings must be brought If they wished to settle the question of trustee of the 409 shares. In view of this condition of affairs it is evil dent that another suit will be insti- tuted. What the next step will be no one has the slightest idea. There Is a motion pending before the pro- bate court to extend the time for f1l- Ing claims against the estate of the late F. .. Rice, as it is claimed there 10 evidence that he took from the ApOthecaries' Hall Go $30,000 with put having a legal right to do so. The company proposes to collect this sum from his estate.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-26
Monster Theatrical Beuent.

New York. April 2s.-FInaI ar rangements for the big benefit for San Francisco sufferers to I.e given by the theatrical managers assocsa- ton at the Metropolitan opera hnsse one week from to-mOrrO~. have been completed. and the affair promises ts be the most brilliant oy the Kind in the history of the city Grand opera diVas. actors and actresses of inter national reputation. musicians snd vaudeville performers known on tuo continents. have offered their ser vicss h order to zIve each a chance to appear. the entertsiBment vfll bezIn ss IT o'clock in the morning and last until nId1izhs Ia all zs.- eee tickets ufIl be sold The price asked fs tf. but in tTo instsnczs s1.- ees has bee1 pei1-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-26
Bazaar at Wateryille.

Tonight will be memorable one
 in the history of St Michael's parish of Waterville and will mark the opening of one of the greatest social affairs in the history of the parish. the occasion being the opening of the
 much talked of bazaar which is to open at, Goodwill hall for the benefit of the parish. Much interest is be- ing taken in the affair and many people about town will take an ac- tive part in making 1t a success. A fine program which is deserving of the patrnage of the public has been scheduled for the different evenings. The bazaar will be formally opened tonight by some of the city fathers and will continue for several nights. This evening Mulcahy council. K. of C.. will have charge of everything and large delegations of Knights Of Columbus will be in attendance. They intend starting on in the right way by setting an example for the organizations which are to have charge on the other evenings. For this evening a drum corps has been engaged and the Knights will attend ln n -DOug. 0t entertainment WHICH they have provided for tonight will consist of recitations. vocal and in- strumental selections by some of the best talent in town: the headliner for tonight will be acrobatic work by Napoleon Montambo. a local profes- sional who has attained much suc- cess at that kind of work and who has travelled to nearly all parts of the globe. doing his act everywhere He will contribute three numbers to the program and will be assisted by Joe Rivers. This act alone will be we'll worth the price of admission. Tomorrow evening Division No I. A. O. H.. of Waterville. will have charge and all the divisions of the city will attend in a bedy: they will be assisted in their work by mem bers of the Ladies auxiliary. As part of the entertainment for to- morrow evening Co E. Hibernfan Ri- fes. has been secured to give a drill. This drill will be the same which Is given at an inspection and Is good attraction for such an affair.