Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-01
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| Int No nas hid ! Flngei b to 10 George |. Lilley is still 1t large throughout the state declaring that he has nothing whatever to do with the beef trust only sell Its product and live on his commissions. He has made this statement many times since the campaign opened, 70 oftsn in fact that hs must believe 1t him. self by this time.
 l But proof that he is more than that exists all about him and no matter how positively he may at tempt to deny the proof il still there. Some of 1t Is on the land records or the city of Waterbury, some of It is situated at the foot of Grand street, a big cream colored brick building , and some of 1t is on the streets of Waterbury in the form of horses and wagons and beef.
 The following undeniable contra diction of the statement that he has so often made was taken yesterday from the land records of the city or < Waterbury, Volume l98, page 67l: To all People to whom these Presents l shall come, Greeting:
 l Know ye. that I. George l.. Lilley of Waterbury, county of New Haven, state of Connecticut, for the consid- eration of fifty-eight thousand three hundred thirty-three and 38-l % dol lars received to my full satisfaction of the New York, New Haven q Hartford Railroad company, do give. { grant, bargain, sell and confirm unto the said New York, New Haven < Hartford Railroad company. one un- < divided third of that certain piece , of land with the buildings thereon. bounded and described as follows: North on Grand street, east on Cedar street and the Valentine Bohl com pany, south on Meadow street and west on South Willow street, reserv- ing the right to use the same to July ! 1, 1907.
 To Have and to Hold the above granted and bargained premises, with the appurtenances thereof, unto
 the said grantee, their heirs and as- signs forever, to their and their own
 proper use and behoof. And also,
 the said grantor do for myself and
 my heirs. executors and administra-
 tors. convenant with the said gram
 tee, their heirs and assigns, that at and until the ensealing of these pres-
 ents we'll seized of the premises. aa
 good indefeasible estate in Tee sim
 pie; and have good right to bargain
 and sell the same in manner and
 form as Is above written: and that
 the same is free from all incum-
 brances whatsoever.
 | And furthermore, the said gran
 tor do by these presents bind myself
 and my heirs forever to warrant and
 defend the above granted and bar
 gained premises to the said grantee,
 their heirs and assigns, against all
 claims and demands whatsoever.
 In Witness Whereof, have here
 unto set my hand and seal this Sth
 day of August, A. D. 1906.
 GEORGE L. LILLEY. [Seall
 Signed. sealed and delivered in , prASenc0 of
 FRED c. FIsKE.
 AVERY CLARK. tSeal1 State of Connecticut. New Haven County-ss. New Haven, August Sth, 1906.
 Personally appeared George L. Lil. , ley, signertand sealer of the forego- , ing instrument, and acknowledged [ the same to be his free act and deed, , before me.
 AVERY CLARK. Notary Public. Fred c. Fiske was the real estate agent representing the railroad com pany in the matter.
 The above shows Mir. Lilley to be the owner of one-third interest in : the local plant of the Lilley, Swift & company. valued at $5S,333.33 situated on Cedar street, at the juno tion of Grand and South Willow i, streets.
 The rest of this transaction is described in the same volume page 573, as follows: 10 all feOpie tO WHOiu tucsc IiSS- !. ents shall come. Greeting: Fl Know ye, that Swift & company corporation duly organized and ex' isting under the laws of the state } of Maine. having a usual place oi : business in the city of Boston. In ' the Commonwealth of Massachusetts r for and in the consideration of the l sum of one hundred and sixteen : thousand six hundred and sixty-sia : and sixty-seven one hundredths dol. lars t3116.e66.67 and other valu. } able considerations received to iti
 full satisfaction of The New York
 New Haven q Hartford Railroad
 company do give. grant. bargain | sell and confirm unto the said Ths , New York, New Haven &> Hartford |, Railroad company, the undivided two-thirds of all that certain traci
 of land with the buildings thereon situated In Waterbury. New Haver county. state of Connecticut, bound ed north on Grand street. east or 2 Valentine Bohl and Cedar street , South on Meadow street and west i lon South Willow street:
 } Being . portion of the same prem . ises conveyed by the First Congrega tional society of said Waterbury ts , 0ustave F. Swift. George l.. Lilley
 and Edwin c. Swift by deed dated the twentieth day of May, 1ses. and