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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-30

Scr oflijirIlc ger IL t
ilber ole a~ricgsfoIten Sopon'a pom
9egim Der 6einoieligfeitcn bc}iiierl
Die Nl@goben iiir Die Nrmce dnf 40
Ntinionen Collars, sic fir Die Slotte
nlf 80 Minioncn. %icl @clo iiir ou2
flcinc &opan.
Gr, Fotier in Ncm Norf
bcbollptct, Dab Yneumlonio oocr can.
Acncnt5ilnonng nidt oilr6 Ole NSitt9
rlIng lonOern Oilrd) WiGric p%crllrludt
mcrbc. % merocn mobl Die @oBcn
im Frcilc ltcigen 0cnn c9 miro &c
mig SclItc geberL bic nlf 81. Ealier'<
Nrbnlptnng bcrciniollcn.
Sic iir lebtcn SonntoG
in NUu 2)orf beiilrhtete @irtbS. Sat
lit lid)t orrd)9eiiibrt Dorocn. 9tCu
9)orfcr 9lGtter berid)tcr, bob Der
Sountug 5ielnlid) normal mo nldt
trodcn ucrloufen ici, IS murOcn obcr
opd) SO %crboftlmQcn lpcgcn }%(cciic.
llcbertretlnA uoracllommc1. Gil"
nornlolc 3uitGnoc rci6lid) uiel.
Garl 2 ours lest Iclnt
ScbcnScrinnerumgcn I'M Tcbrlarbcft
Don OtcGlurc'S Mogo5in tort. Dies
mol limo cS Die &org0nge bea toucn
%obrca 1913. sic in iponncnocr @ciic
cr5Ghlt pcroen. @ernoe oieic Fcriooc
miro boa 0r0Bte &ttcrciic Der &cicr
bnben, ocnn Sdur5 bot on Den Dor.
AGnQen oe9 SobrcS rs iclbit attn
Sbeil 0enomncn.
&n Scr " q d) unitnlt be&
Nep=Yorfcr Scllcuue- Soipitula brod
uor0citcrn Scuer aus. Ser @ron0
mllrOc boIo gcloift unb ais man Den
Sd)nbcn bclub. bn morcl 0ic nit
~Nabcit" iibcr5oNcncn @GnOc umb
@oOen cbcnio bilbid) pcrbromut, m;c
Nol5mcrf. Die Gontroftorcn bobCn
olin bei'm @ou gar tcincn Nabclt per.
monot, Goa mor biQi1cr.
Il orncl" Monn 0rr.S omn
Copies" Monn. lit mc0cn Nieincioa
inter Nnflogc geltcllt morOen. Mot
Mtorm cilcn NolihciO QcidnporclL 10
uerbient cr icinc Stroic. @ic picie
Solidcibc lino obcr bel Den llntcrill.
d)un1cn Der %eriihcrumg0 @cicQ-
ldlaltcll %1cldnporen mnrbcL lunn mon
hot nod lif)t Ncbort, ooB mn Gin
Gin5i0er ongetlo9t morocn mare. @o-
RIM llnterldieoe mud)crL mcnn Dos
%crbrcd,en ooiielbe lit?
Nn Dem &npfCrnur ft III
e9 maj wicbcr foil bcracgongcr. i.
u. @ein5c ioil rilno iiini W%tiuiouclL
leinc Srclu0c bier Milioncn mo ser
Gr Go%H0rcbilnm Sciicript Hcpu iC-
gar iiehcn Wtinipncn Sollora OcnloGht
hobcn. &Ic ldncn bodJ Miuiouct
ucroient mcr0eu, mcrn man ocn
@orlcnrlnmcl ucrltebt mo Ole no.
tbiaen Mittel bat, obportcn 5u f0n
men. Gic SGmmcr iucrocn nutilrlih
NCld)orCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-30
Grchcrif W. Nnurlu.

Is itarb am Miplttng, oen 90. Sangnr 1906.
!ln DDS &nrmlilaas. 5reoerid u; S5no@' &c,
lichier Suite ron 9lmeliu Nonum, I'M Slter bon
Is 1Gbren mn % lnReIl. Sic Neeroiatn1
iinoci N,ittpudl, Den -. Sdlinr, , llbr !iuh'
miiiaas. uol icincr letter. MobnnlI1, Nr. 1850,
0uIbrootsS irdBc, aus llGit. 9eiieBulg ali Der
nSUltoUnsEurisGemeterh. t3O-n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-30
Glilabetb Hinoumcr.

geitorbeu am Suliid9, hcn 2S. Saniar 1906,
i'm IS. YeDensidbre Giiiabctb Siuoamcr, Geborene
M0ucr, gcliebie Satin bon Sulllio Slnhaucr.
Sic Qeidenicicr %itnoci am MHittipod,, giGdn1it.
tags = llbr. bon benz Giuhliiiement ocS Seldell
b|cliaiter5 Sobu y. Geuiel. 9ir. Goa, SitosSbdrp.
CtrGBe. Baltimore. Yto., aus itatt.
Ser tietirnuCrloe 0utte Sullus Sinoaucr
tebit 9ruher Ectcr Wuilcr.
loO ptA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-30
Iuhnnn Wcuro Niidlcr.

s. itarb am %. SdUunr 1906 0err Sobanm
Meurg Wilder I'M Ytller BON 7G Iubrcn II Mo
lldten nm - laaeIL g%eIiebler @dtie bon Snu
Sifbcr. Sie Nceroi9lllg iiloet Wiittiupdl, nm
> lbr ltudmitlGae. pom (raitcrbulIIe. atr.lllu,
Iiuuf Strabc. ans ilutt. GOD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-30
Cur GrinuerMn0

Str UrIHHtrltil0
an mciIc 9clie0te Satin
Wrta 2. Swelted,
lucIde -Gcltc, oer 50. Innuar 1906, Dor Citcm
Sabre aeilorbelt, ubcr ilidt ~per9ciien 1T.
S6Ot Elm Sahr 1T cIliihluulloClI,
Scii clirildt Iii mcireIl Bid,
[icfc3 4cio bnh' ic3 cIpiInoer.
Ncnl 9u wuril meilr btuiies. NIiid.
Sod ih muB Is ia erlra9el.
Ri IS aud ell bcrb' Seibjd;
Semi fem Sdhmcr6 mo ieine aluQen
Sriu9eH Sid 81 mir 5Irild.
ID. umm're lGnff inl ShnoB Der GroClI,
liuhe lrad nCo YebClla Scjn.
@iS berrilil pCycini mir lpCroCl
IN nCr icl'9Cn GmiGleit.
Ser lralicrll0e Nuttc
i30l 3DbH y. S,ucibcf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-30
EumlanS'S tiirfiidc SGber.
Ganttable. Webanbe, gpHamt aeBtn. etets often.
(MIfnItftou-l
Souruo ySilhclut.

g. llarD am %. IamIdr 1906 plotlit Son
RAD &iiBelm I'M 81. yebeneidbrc. Sic Beer
ntmlIIa ilInoet Niittiuod, hCn -. %anldr, ginh
nittdaa bdlb nan , llbr bonn Srnlerbdrlt,
III. i22L Stpt'tonSir ans hiatt. Neilel
iIlia pripdtim. GOD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-30
,NuGu gilt.

IS itdrb am u. Nnnuar 1906 Subu 9iit i'm
glitter bon 81 Subren nnh - ld1eIl, ~NeIiebter
@Htie Der ueriturbeueIl A0t0urine Yit. Nie Be
~croigIIng iiloet Gicnitan, nelt so. SdmIur. Nuda
Qnnrapiae. mo, ans nui Sem @lnd nitels. 6ricn.
Doei an Der Snrinrb .9touo ilutt.
tlSuibinNtol, ;. y, 3ettun0cll I1o9el sc
inliQit CopIren.) t2S-3b
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-30

Ger prcubi dc Ninun5
milliiter bot bcnl SonotnA clncu Csc
ieBentiuuri iibcr Ole Inlooc Don
Spnrtolicngelocrn porgclcat. Gorin
miro bcItimmt, boB Die Spnrfollen
30 Ero5cnt ibrea &crmGgena in Mint
o%ellid)crcn Observation-Disclosures ons
5ulegcn hobcn, mo Oouon minbcltcna
Die Solitc III Shuloperid)rcibunacn
bcH ocutldcu Neid)eS mo ErcuBcn'H.
@ic lid ooa Spnrfnlicmpcicn III
ErcllBcn cntplctclt bat, aebt oarolIS
bcrpor. ooB cin ><ubr nnd) GrloB ocs
Sportoiiellqcictcs bon 1888 mn s..
ofientlihc Sportoilen nit cincm Gin
loacbcltollo bon 1874 Mlllioncn
Murt u%orbnnocn moreu. rNn Sabre
1903 CAB eS 1884 oiientlihc Spnr.
toiicn nit cincm Ginlueebcitonb Don
iibcr litbcn Miaiorbeu Morf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-30
SRrcnn ocs stoot.@ cpuletcrs.

Ser ctubt c~Seonlcter miro am lionlnq, oen
.. SebrlInr 1906. 10 ltbr Wior9cT3. On III mo
Stele criteileII, nm rGS NipCnu Der GNiofIs
Gtrnbc, ~jiuifdlcr Geltrcs ltIlo Srarftilla <traBc.
Bt eidblirCn.
J!ntciab &. gGumaa,
tNnn30) SiQotz0 epnCtCr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-30

Sin Sdritt in DER rsd)tcu Hidtnna.
spart p EruScnt Gu alien erItflniiigrn
&cgrabuiiicu.
Gin idUncr Sdrg. cntipcoer init
ihpnr5em lud ooer loeiben ooer
qrunem 4iiilh lleber6ua, Mics fir
cara .Sinfap, NegrdbniBs 9ln6eiGe,
G~inbaliumirunn Der 2eide. @7E
Gruuerilur. Il BuGr 8uuolbube,
SciirunI9 ncS SrnheS.
Yeihenludaen mo , feline 1uiidcn.
Y9iniam Guut, 2cihcnbeitattcr,
Noribs mo SreenMoili HlOe. geioe telephone.
lNnnll .GlltiCl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-30

cine lltbcrgung@5cil mnb 0u@ %olt
miro iid bnl0 IN Den llellcn WfoBel1
muh Wcmihten 5uredt gcIrn0en ba'
ben uno miro Damn Don S,er3en 0ant
bar iiir hicic Neuerung lein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-30
Icpdrtement fir uiieutiidc 9erbeHerumgeu,
llutcr'E rpartemcnt - Saicus9 elurbe
Baltimore, Mo.

uHtCfs sCpnrtchlCHt SnlcHESeUurpt
Baltimore, Mo.
Seiientlidle @eriteu nno 3ofs-9icrs 1,2,3.
Nlaeboie tiir ole Contribution bon SteiIis
uno 6ol8s Nnltbeno5 6ur llmfniiuua mo 6ormiz
rln9 Der Bters gtr. T.. , uno 3 mo iur gclpiiic
dlInerc. oamit IN gierbiIolin9 ltebcnbe %9lrbeiteli,
peroel bis IT llbr &urmitidg5 am Z. Scbruar
1906 enlAegel delInrnleI lucroelt.
NliAcboic Miillell al oeII rVodro OF Wluaros"
gcridtc! llIlo an ben Stnots 9tegiitratur in ieiu
Niircnll I'M Iiatbbulhe gciGrlot peroen. beGleiiet
bon cilenl bc9ldubiptcu 9bcd IN Der N0be bon
3 Ero6eilt hee NlNebuieS, 6nblbdr an ben lltnDpr
uno Stdoirat6 bon baltimore itno Der an Die
Staot ais beglibener S6aocncrlu6 perfuucn
miro, i'm Sule cine 3uerie1tuug aeInGd)t mo
Der 9oDtralt mo Die Siberitcling nibt prompt
Gen1oft mo in a~eb0riaer Neiie Gusgefiibrt
miro. Sa@ )tedt III nurbe6oltetl. irgelo etneo
ober ale %stnqcGoie ubiuueiicr. @ldne uub Spes
6tfiidtiulet ldllllen I'M Ni!rcnI Der 0uicnbcbDroe
Be0cll ,}dDll1a BON Sii. ole bcl glHGebpiitelleul
6nriiderilatIrt mcrocll, erlGngI meroeu.
u. y. Sutton,
31iens Sn1e1tCur.
Neftdtiat:
e. Sian Sinanue,
Trdlihcnt Der GontcafisG cbtroe.
GNnni511 1922, - PC 9.3l ,Scbr2,1 }
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-30

Ser ofii5icIIc ger IL t
iiber Die aricgsfoItcn Sopon'S pom
9egim Der 3einoieligfeitcn bc}iiiert
ole 9nagaben iiir Die 9lrmee auf 40
Iti0ione1 9oamS, sic iiir ole Slotte
nui 80 Miuioncn. @iicl @cIo iiir oaa
flcine Nopall.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-30

Eoli5cirid ) ter Mc&cnnp
Wbltc mudlt ilr Der SIM" oui S0r-
ten III nniercm Stroicobcr ollimcrf.
lonE. @elrt Elm 9cringfiigigcs Der.
1cten nit Der Stroie bon cincmGol-
lar 1cobnNct merbcn fonli, mo Der
llebelthGtcr fam bieic Strofe nidlt
beSoblcL Damn rrbGlt cr oreibi9 "a.
&C @cf0lgnib. 9ei elmer Stroie ppll
fillfjlg Collars t~retell, lpelll Der &c.
leBilbcrtreter ioblnnNslnfGbia lit,
olld} nur orciBig Gage HeiGugnib on
Stellc Der @clbitroic. Gas lit aloi.
len9elebgcbung pllr mo iimpel. Gin
Woblbobelrocr ooer gar Heid)cr 5oblt
leliCl Collar Stroie, mas fir i'm
eiaentlid1 foumn cine Strnic lit. Ger
Nrntc miro oii orei6ig Gage eiil9cs
lperrt. fam in hicicr 3eit Nid)iS fiir
Ieilte Sonlilie peroiennt. MIR neil
lbnt cin Collar geicblt bat. Nid)t al
lcir cr, iorber md, icire Sanilie bat
elilen Munnt inter Der S0rtc biclcr
Strn1beltlmnrullg Su leirelt. lln0
lelblt, iucnn Der S%erurtbeilic iiir Nie.
mono Weiter 81 iorgsn bate, limo 30
Gage @cfGnariB fein Neauipalent
fir einen Collar. y9ic mon nur lcI.
dye @elcGc moden fam!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-30

miro lid bnl0 IN Den lleitcn MtoBelr
lnh @emihten 5llredt gcnlnoen bos
ben un0 miro Damn pon Ner3en 0ants
bar iiir bicic Neuermg lein.
Mus ncun5ebn = Il t ~ ii rcH
lit Die Ncpburn.9iQ oeItillirt. @cnm'@
oa MIR niht gcbt, lpie oos Spridpuort
iu0t: Gicle &0d)c perbcrbcn ocn @rci.
Ser E nunm afanal pil
olio Gin Sdlcllienfonol mcr0crL nbs
0lci1 iid oic Wcbr5nbl Der bcrotbcns
ocn SngcniCIrc iiir cincn Niucoll
fnnol mlagcIprod)cn hot. @oill Ocnll
sic tiidtigilcn Sn9crlicnre ans euro.
pa coniultircn uto ncuc Soften ucrlWs
iobcn, luclm ihlieblid) ibr llrtbcil be-
lcitc geid)obcn miro?
9ie &ercinigten Stnntnn
id)eincn lid Gitbn ouI bcnr @cgc Der
.irieblidcn 0iird)orilglnN" crobcrl>
an lpoQen, Is limo bcreita ilber lOO
MiQionen Collars umcritnnilden
Wcloes il Cuba ungelcgt, ilbcr ~
WtiQionen ollcin n'3uders mo "a
bats Nnlogen mo y Winioncn III
G%iienbabncn urb Strobcnbnbncn,
9llld) III Ncr9perfcn SbItfulturcll II.
h1l. limo 9roBe Summen mlcrltonl
id)cn @eloca 0citectt porbcn.
3luei Gontincntc III Nll
Bcll Scr 9rollt scr Nution. Trenl0t
Scrrid)cr plnnen toltbare @cld)enIc
iiir bic Sod)tcr oe3 ErolibcntcL mo
bier pcriolgcn ulle ibr aonmcn mo
@cbrn. Sp lolten Die llebcrid)riltcn
cinca IN ciren Nep 2)orter Slottc
mlChrrre Spoltcu i%ilurnocn NrtltcI3
ilbcr Die fpmmenOc Nod6cit bon Sri.
Nlitc Mpoicpclt. Nn, o0na bictct bcnn
bod Ginigca," pic lie bier jll loQcn
pilrNcn. Cine Srullt Scr HotIon, Der
5luci G@pntincntc 81 NilBen lieacn,
@arlum nidt alle fiini %Gontincntc?
Capt. San 2 d Il ii pom Dem
llngliidsOomplcr rSlocum," oul
Dem bel elmer @oiicriubrt Sonieno
Wcnld)crlcbell pcrlprcn gingcrL bat
5cbn Sabre ,}udltboua bel barter Mr.
belt erhultcn neil cr pcri1lmlt bate,
leinc Monnidoft Iiir Den Null zines
tScucra mo bic Nnnobobum1 Der &c
bcnsrcttllnga Npparotc cln6llilbcl,
Ser GopitGu lit init 10 Sabre alt un0
miro icine Strni5eit mobl nid)t bis III
Gnoc nb5lliBcn babcn. Slt cr abr
Der cin5i9e Sduuloi9c? @orrm nIdNt
olld) bic llcbriNeu 5ur &c%rontuortmN
iic6Cn2
z ely SAINTS 2 / G t Il +
Sbop hot mic0cr nal cine Sbce. Gr
ertlort, boB icd)a Sabre I'M McNlc-
r%nm0aoicnit lolac 0clmnN iiir irQcno
cincn Mnnn ici, unb ihlG1t Dor, bob
Die nclcn Glcrfs III bcn 0eportC'
mlcnta Scr %lnnocsbouptitobt burd)
Grnminntiolcn %nlla0Cp1blt mcroen
inlltcu mo uod) icd)siGbriQcm GicnIt
nllaidpioen mo nid)t mcbr mGblbar
icin loltcn. mlBcr iiir NipilionSs
Gbeia. Cas- piiroe Der Ncgicrur0
neneS 9htt iiir cic Moutillc Arbcit
5uiilbrcn. @o@ mobl Die Sonienbr
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, bic iid) inter
Dem Ginilnirnlt-@cic 10 lidjrr gcbor.
gen iubclL 81 Der Sbnu, Socc oenfen
mcrbcn?
Ger prcn dc Ninun5.
miniiter bnt ocnl HonotnN cincn sc
ieBentluuri ilbcr Ole Nnlo9c Don
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES porgclcat. Garin
,oirN hritiur,ut Soi, Nin SOorFoiip,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-30

Mus ncun5ebn Gntm il en-
lit Die Nepblrrn.9iQ oeItiQirt. @cml'S
% nllr uid)t gcbt, lpie oos Sprihwort
iuot: Gicle &od)c perbcrbcn 0cll @rci.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17
TnfELl TOPICS.

If you are troubled with corns or bunions, then try pair of Frank the shoeman's easy fitting shoes.
 K Dougherty is selling children's gingham dresses at 19c; ladies' skirts at 75c.
 Get meat at low prices and lots of stamps at the Public Market for to- morrow.
 Dodge sells white canvas ties at 99c and 79c, or if you want a cheaper one. 49c.
 Miller & Peck have a line of la dies gloves that are up to date. They come in all lengths.
 Curran will have everything ready to wear for Sunday at easy prices for Saturday purchasers.
 If you prefer a wooden bed to a brass one see the fine line on display at Langley's furniture store.
 Oval willow clothes baskets at Fenner's at special prices. Only one to a customer.
 The Upson, Singleton Go have marked mems $15 and $19 suits to $11.50. Boys suits are $2.44.
 The Novelty Manufacturing Co at 125 Maple street wants a number of girls at their factory.
 The Model Market will sell you about $l worth of goods for 75c.
 Look over the school suits at Jones, Morgan & Co.'S. Good $3 suits now $1.S5.
 For busy corner store take a glance into Grieve, Bisset & Hollands dry goods emporium.
 See the prices for Saturday and Monday at the Union Supply Co.'S. with large number of stamps.
 The specials Reid & Hughes offer for Saturday buyers should interest everybody. See ad.
 If you need trousers for work, business or pleasure, see the free offer of English Woolen Mills.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17
ORDER OF NOTICE.


 KATE F.. GARRISON vs WILLIAM H. GARRISON. State of Connecticut, ss New Haven County. Waterbury, A 'st 1e, A. D.. 10O6.
 UPON THE COMPLAINT of the said Kate F.. Garrison praying for reasons therein set forth for d. vorce. now pending before the Super for Court at Waterbury. in the New Haven County. to he held on the first Tuesday of September. A. D.. i90. It appearing to and being found by the subscribing authority that the said defendant formerly lived in said Waterbury. and absent from this State: gone to parts unknown: there fore.
 ORDERED that notice of the pen dancy of said complaint he given by publishing this order fin the Water bury Democrat. a newspaper printed in said Waterbury. three days sue cessiveiy. commencing on or before the 11th day of August. A. D.. 1908. by some rroper officer or indifferent person.
 SAMUEL J. MARSH. Assistant Clerk of the Superior Court. for New Haven County. at wster- bury.
 The above and foregoing Is a rue copy of the original orier of notice In the case of Kate F. Garrison. in my hands for publication and service. Attest:
 B. L. Hoppe. Constable. S-lT-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17
NOTICE OF SALE.

Bv virtue of an execution issued on the 9th day of August. 1al6. by the District Court of Waterbury. in the case of Sylvester Yenalunas vs K. Sfrikulis & Co. will on the 2ith day of August. 19si at 2 o'clock In the afternoon at the Public Sign Po<t in said Waterbury. sell at public auction to the highest bidder the following goods and chatfels aftacbesf by me on mesne proce>s in said suit and leviei upon by said execution. viz: one cash register. five scales. two clocks. one lot cf meat tools. show case. waz- on and barnss. and the stock of no cerieS. provisions. canned goofS. teas. coffee snd spices. more particularly de<cribesl in hy return on said me<ne prpcess . Dated at waferbury. this 1sth dsy Of August 1eo6
 B. L. H0PfE, Constable. e17A
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17
LYNcH1NG CARDS BARRED.
Sending Gruesome sSuvenirs Through
 Mails Forbidden

Washington, Aug 17.-Acting Postmaster General Hitchcock in- structed Postmaster Ramsey at Salis- bufy, N. C., to prohibit the passage through the mails of souvenir postal cards portraying three negroes dang ling from the limb of a tree. These cards were printed by a Salisbury nrm soon after triple lynching there. Large numbers were sold and the purchasers began sending them broadcast throughout the country. Finally Ramsey ordered all such cards held up pending investigation by the Washington authorities.
 One of the cards was mailed to this city. The clothing of the victims is shown in the picture to have been torn from their bodies Numerous bullet wounds are shown.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17
Wonders of the Aqe,

To keep the water ways to Asia open has saved all the cities of the eastern Mediterranean. But the move ment from Greece and Italy, from the Black sea. even from Portugal, to the United States is as remarkable as the stability of the Turkish empire, which is as good 0as any of the Christian states near 1t. or it never would have stood so long.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17
Wealth In Old constantInople.

The wealth of Constantinople before the year 1000 was such as to move George Finley, its historian. to say that the Pres Basilios had riches to rival the wealth of Croesus, and armed a household of 5000 slaves to place the imperial crown upon Nicephorus H."
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17
Honesty sefer. sx.r,thIna.

"Be honest work hard. and save said John D. Rockefeller to his CIeve- land sundaysehool class. Honesty Is the basis of an character, and there can te no real success without ft.-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17
Strict stsas censar,h,a,

In Bavaria tkere is . law which prohibits kisses. passionate en- braces. pressing her to his breast . and suchlIke anorous scfious on the stage.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17

TO RENT-Tenement of 5 or rooms, first floor. Inquire 4S Haw- kins st, or Christopher Garrity. real estate dealer. 8-l7-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17
Good In Duty We'll n.s.-

wv VI Sey Weu 9one-
 All the evils which come in the ac- complishment of a duty vanish little by little with the consciousness of having done what vas to be done Duchess d'Abrantes.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17
WANTED! Gil IRLS Novelty Mfg Co.,.
 l25 Maple Street. s-i7-6
AUCTION !!

District of Waterbury. ss. Probate Court. August 10th. 10O6. Estate of Bridget Donahue. late of Waterbury, in said District deceased.
 PURSUANT to an order from the Court of Probate for said District. will be sold at Public Auction to the highest bidder. on the Fourth day of September, A. D., 1906. at Two o'clock in the afternoon (unless pre- viously disposed of at private sale). the following Real Estate of said de- ceased. situated in the town of Wa terbury viz: bounded. Northerly on land of heirs of Chas. Goodwin: East erly on School Street: Southerly on land of Wm. Kennedy. and Westerly on Spring Street: consisting of four tenement buildings. Sale to take place on the premises. in said Water. bury. Terms made known at time of sale.
 MARY A. D0NAHUE. Administratrix
 de bonis non. by EDw. [. SEERY. s-17-14 her Attorney.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17
Uneis aIIen-

Many . worthy young man sad Uncle Allen sparks -thfnks hs has . call to presch. vhen an hs needs h c 6oss of pAys1c-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TO RENT-Six rooms. all improve ments, at 436 South Main st. h. quire at McCarthy's drug store.
 8-17-tf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17
For Sale

The Charles E. Lamb property. corner of Johnson and North Willow streets. Price reasonable.
 The Bronson property. corner of Cooke and Grove streets. and other desirable single houses on Prospect. Grove. North Willow. Pine and Kel- logg streets. and Hillside. Randolph and Roseland avenues.
 FOR RENT.
 A very desirable house on Hillside avenue. Available October list MONEY TO LOAN on good first mortgage security.
 A GOOD c PER CENT MORT. GAGE for sale Amount s1.7oe. CeorgeE.Bo
 no BANK ST.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17

FOR SALE-Homer Pigeons; 50 pair mated Homers $1 per pair; also. 75 pair young Homers 75c per pair Thomas M. Doyle. 455 East Main st. 8-16-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17

FOR SALE-A one family cottage a Manhan st of rooms and laundry. all Improvements. for $2,400. In- quire of J. w. Gafrney. 76 Center st. or 421 B. Main st.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17

FOR SALE-3 new houses on New. ton st. They will be ready to move into August :5. Now don't let thia opportunity 70 by. for it's chance of lifetime. Look them over and then call on me. John J. Macauley, city. 7-27-te
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17

FOR SALE-Peaches for everybody at Tyler's orchard, on Bucks Hill, 1A miles from end of trolley line on North Main st. 8-I6-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17
A GOOD FRIEND

for you is a farm investment q l1E acres, with IA room house. suifah1o for summer boariers. located fn e1no grand old town of woodbury. Tf M summer and winter % head of sfoc&
 Will sell for sso0.0o down. balano1 at 6 per cent. or exchange for Xn- terbury real estate.
 Send fin your fire insurance to no written by,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17

I. siOST thorough eye examina- tioi. in Waterbury. We mako eold filled glasses from $l . pair uD. Any lens made to order at about half the cost of others. w. D. Pioe- pont. graduate optcian. i0e aoafh Main st.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17

POOL PLAYERS will find a vel fitted pool room, with new tablao. the best in the market, if they will call at Olanoff's cafe. II Grand sk Choice wines. liquors. ales and ei- gars.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17
Miscellaneous.

WE CARRY the finest line of Wines and Liquors in the city. Try us. Elegant pool tables free to all. olanoff's Wine and Liquor HouEe. 9-11 Grand st. sA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Four rabbit hounds, [ months old; good stock. Frank Wal lace, 154 Liberty st. 8-16-8
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17
People Whose 0arhnn

feopIe WnO8e OofU1 is neglected wili And quIck ruGl1( sending a postal e e4I1LnG nv phone No f73-G-
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17
FARM

FARM
 f57 acres. 90 meadow. U pon1mr and wood. Q room house and s unr cottage. IS head of cattle. team 6r farming tools. sale or exchsnoa. I plsce is well known and VII d1<r investigating Open evenlnN
 W. Pc Jarrett. Real Esfafe. nooo | 10 Donn m
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17
l.. R. CARTRR.

II EAST MAIN STRIFE Telephone ofscs or rssidsnoA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17

TO RENT-Four rooms. all improve ments, on North st. Apply at 32 North st. 8-15-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17

WANTED-Experienced girl for gen. eral housework. Apply Mrs H. S. Seeley, AZ Kellogg st. S-16-tf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17
LOST-FOUND
TO RENT

TO RENT-Tenement of four rooms, modern improvements, corner of Bishop and West Burton. Inquire on premises. S-l6-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17
WANTED

WANTED-one or two men board CTS in a private family. Apply at 5S Third st, second floor. S-16-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17

TWO FAMILY HOUSE
 have a good two-family houss in Brooklyn for sale. All improvemenenI we'll built house. good barn. lut 75xl1o. Price only s3.oo0. and tho terms very easy.
 HENRY STACkMAN.
 Real Estate. Loans aud lnsuranon sl East Main street Telephooe n
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17

MEN WANTED for battery work: no experience needed. Apply J. Heal fer, power house, Field st. S-16-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-17

Single cottage of 6 rooms. all i'm provements, on line of trolley: ronl SIP.
 J. II. PHELAN. Sz Bank Street Taks Hevntu.