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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-15
Woman Went Home.

Brunswick. Me. Oct s15.-Mrs By ron Boyd. wife of the secretary of Maine and daughter of Congressman Edwin c. Burleigh of Augusta. who escaped from q private sanitarium in RrooklIne. Mass. Satuniay night. reached her home fin Augusta safely today. She stopped in Portland last night. Mrs Boyd was under treat ment for nervous prostr5tion. The police of Massachusetts have been seeking her.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-15
Many Delegates There.

St Paul. Minn, Oct 15.-Three hundred delegates of the Order of Railroad Conductors are holding a meeting here to-day. The delegates represent 213 divisions of the order in the United States and Canada. The meetings are secret. IL is known. however. that one of the matters un- der discussion is the discharge of conductors by railroad companies cn insufficient grounds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-15
M'LEOD CRIMINALLY RESPONSIBLE SAYS
 CORONER ELI MIX
He Holds the Chauffeur For Trial---Says He Drove His Machine Too Fast and Did Not
 Use Due Care In Passing Trolley Car---
 Hearing Set Down For Saturday Morning.

telling him to appear in court on Sat- urday morning at o'clock
 Mcleod, driving the big auto which killed Frederick Frost on Sat- urday, left this city for New Haven about 3 o'clock this afternoon. As he went through the center the chauf- feur, who was again the only occu- pant of the car, drove very cautiously and footed his horn very frequently. He was little more talkative to-day than on Saturday, and although somewhat doWnhearted over the find- ing of the coroner. is of the opinion that he will go free when his trial comes up
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-15
Audience at White House.

Washington, Oct l5.-President Roosevelt will give special audience at the White house to-day to Senor Don Pedro Requlna Bermudez. charge d'affaIres of the Uruguayan. legation. who will present special message conveying the compliments of his president. Senor Jose Battle y ordo- neg. The message is intended as an evidence of the good will of the Urrguayan people and appreciation of the recent visit of Secretary Root to that country on his South American tour.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-15
Sam sones Is Dead.

Memphis. Oct 15.-Ssm Jones. the noted Evaneeiist died in hts berth cn time Chsktaw. Oklahoma & Gulf train near Little Rock this morninx. The bciy wss taken c6 at Little Rcrk He had l,era hosiinx revIvnIs in the tabernacle at Oklahoma for the past two we<ksl He wxs fe have spoken yesterfsy but disappeared snl nsfhinx was learned oT his wh<re- abouts unf1 fhe news of his deatk sa - fxnA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-15
wn cnntinue the right.

Bath. \. F.. Oct 15.-wIIliam R. Hearst announced to-day hat after the state election. no matter wEat the result was. he will continue hIs fight for a recount Of the ballots cast last year in the New York city elee- tion for mayor.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-15
WHIST.

Now that ecolsr weather prevails whist vifl again become the pastir,e during the winter months Tn sil- verware ve uiII sell soffd silver tea- sroozs Tsc to st each. tahae<popns s,. sz-ss aud szse each: forks e. sz-7s and szse each An kfndr of rovestfes suitable for prisesL Watch for our biz sale. comrene1ng October 1s- lasfIns tso veeka ne Lake C Gkroko1 Co.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-15
IraaI in HIs Roorn.

Rranfori. Oct 15-The dead boiy of a young Polander was found in his room in-m boarding house herr to-day and as the cause of death was not clear. Coroner Mix who ts tn Water bury has been notihel Deputy Sber- In Bradley is aetsining six Pclanders. uho live in the house until the case Is cleared up.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-15
successful Lumber Season.

Frederickton. N D.. Oct 15s-A successful lumber season on the St John river seems to be assures. by the rapid rise in the river due so recent heavy rains. One of the lar.cst conn panies already has made arrange ments to raft fs0. .e0o. 900 feet of lumber. Last seasons operations were greatly handicapped by low va ter.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-15
POST CARD CAMPAIGN.
The Second Story Burglars at Brook
 line Must Beware.

line Must Beware.
 Brookline, Mass, Oct 15.-A post card campaign against burglars who conduct their operations through the second story windows was started by Chief Corey of the local police to- day. This method, 1t is believed, es- ,tablishes a precedent in the police history of the country and was start ed as result of the unusually large number of second story burglaries which have taken place in this town for the past month. Chiey Corey in his cards advises housekeepers to keep their second story windows locked night and day unless some member of the household was on that floor.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-15
werr usrr,e.i vo-s,sv.

Essen. Prussia. Oct 1s-In the presence of Emperor William. Frau lesn Bertha Krmpp and Lieutenant Gustav vqn Bohlsn und HaIbeck we're married to-day fa a little i'm prgvtsed chapel adjoining the brides blrthpizce-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-15
Rednrtinn h rricr of Gas.

Hartford. Oct l5.-A big redue- tion In the price of gas was made to- day when announcement was made that the price hereafter would be ss per thousand feet. This ix believed fo be the cheapest gas in Coanetei- ruf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-15
Fovp.l iu the Harspr.

Stamford. Oct is.-The body Of an
 Italian vas found in the haraor last
 nishs and was Identified to-day as that of a Iahorer who di<a9p~pred
 ten days ago. He prubabl vfesi iAto the water and met his death aeciiss-- ally d no nzrfs were foand on ain-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-15
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for Connecticut: Fair to- night and Tuesday; slightly warmer; north winds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-15
HUGO IS NOMINATED.
Nominee Wallace Talks About Sperry
 Hughes and Hearst Active.

Meriden, Oct 15.-At the demo- cratic county convention held in this city to-day Philip Hugo of New Ha- ven was nominated for sheriff by ac- clamation. James K. Smith of An- sonia made the nominating speech which was seconded by James J. Carr of New Haven. MT Hugo was es- corted to the platform and made a speech of acceptance, thanking the delegates for the honor conferred up- on him.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-15
WELL BEHAVED FLIES.
Anertcans Warned Against Ezpor
 ing screens to England.

Americans Warned Against Export-
 inG screess to England.
 Somebody who styles himself "A Friend of America but does not give his name. writes from London as-fol- lows. says a special cable dispatch to the New York Times:
 For goodness sake warn your peo- pie not to set excited over that report about fiy screens sent to Washington by Consul Halstead of Birmingham. Mir. Halstead says England Is ripe for an invasion by American fly screen manufacturers. and I am afraid some Of your twentieth century Lord Tino- thy Dexters will believe him.
 The fact is we don't want your fly screens. We English people haven't 90 much as q fly apiece. What we have are quiet. well behaved and charming ly considerate. and we have no wish to deprive them of the enjoyment they de rive from occasional visits to our homes
 We English need fy screens about ss much as Esklmos need artificial Ice machines. straw hats and peekaboo shirt wafsts-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-15
The Best Furniture
 Store

There's nothing better than the best. We set out nearly nine years ago to give to Waterbury the namo of having the best furniture store in Connecticut.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-15
YegIou r<vrr ss Havana

Havsn.. Oct 1.-Two uore c1se< of yellow fever were discovered to- dsy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-15

corted to the platform and made a speech of acceptance, thanking the delegates for the honor conferred up- on him.
 New Haven, Oct 15.-George M.
 Wallace, the democratic nominee for congress, has replied to Congressman Spcrry's declination to hold joint debate. He says he Is one of MT Sper- ry's constituents who has been un- able to learn his attitude either through the medium of letters, speeches or debates. As to speeches he says that he finds that MT Sperry made no speeches at all in the fifty- eighth congress and the only one in the fifty-ninth congress was on the death of Senator Platt.
 Bath, N. r., Oct 15.-After quiet Sunday, William k. Hearst to-day re- stunned the harness for lively week to complete his fourth upstate trip, the second since his nomination by the democratic state convention at Buffalo. Early to-day people began to come in from the outlying country to- hear Mir, Hearst, who was sched- uled to speak this forenoon at the court house. The Hearst special cars will go from here to Cortland, county seat of Cortland county. where Mir Hearst Is to speak tonight.
 New York, Oct 15.-Charlos E. Hughes. the republican candidate for governor, started to-day on an ac- tive two day tour of Long Island. He Is scheduled to make 9 speeches in as many towns. returning to New York in time to deliver five speeches in the East Side tomorrow evening. The days schedule provided for four teen speeches at points on the route from Valley Stream to Sag Harbor. where the night will be spent. Near ly all the speeches will be delivered from the rear platform of Mir Hughes private car, or In the open air on the public squares near the railway sta tions. The only indoor meeting will be at Southampton. Sag Harbor and
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-15

Thr~~ drunks were on the police slate tkis affernopa-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-15
New srsrs Instead es aass.s.

The students Of Tulane university of New Orleans have sgreei to abandon fhe old form Of hxzinx and substitute what win srsoant fe q mud bath foe those Of fuferser strength. s1ys the Chscsre RecordHersM President E. B. Crai<hesd prt . tahboo On harfng and suxxestcd s tnz of var contest It has ben decsdei so harc . tug Of war ccrrr over q Ezi r-ozd Ia kiztsr1c Au- subou park fxesne the university. The bsfs viD atreupt Co psl eseA cdr
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-15

uest. we bet 'Out uedTiy nlno yo4TU ago to give to Waterbury the namo of having the best furniture store in l Connecticut.
 There's Not a Better Euy. niture Store To-day Than The Hdmpson- SelIeD Store.
 We know the furniture business from A to z. Know what good furni- ture ought to look like. We know whether the makers use good ma terials. and there isn't a manufactur- CT that ships goods to us but what will say. ''The Hampson-Sellex Fur niture Co is the most particular con- cern that we sell to- UPHOLSTERED COUCHEs ARE BEING EXTENSIVELY CALLED FOR AGAIN.
 Always looking for what our cus- toners will be likely to call for. we've had made up new line of Uphcl- stered Couches-made in the best manner throughout. Spring work that is next to impossible to wear ont. Coverings of the latest and most ac- ceptable fabrics.
 WE'VE BEEN PARTICULAR IN BUYING THESE COUCHEs, 100.
 That's what makes our line 60 much more worthy of your patron age.
 LOTS OF IRON BED COUCHEs ON HAND ALSO. But the demand now is for a tastier piece of furnf- ture. something more dresxy-more elegant and more suitable for the iiv- ing room of the house. FINE UPHOLSTERED CoUCHEs AT si0. ef2.50. SIS. SIS. e20
 AND UPWARDS.
 OFFICE FURNITURE.
 One of the thriving smaller sec- lions Of our big furniture businerw. occupying q convenient section of the third floor annex. You can find from s to 35 Desks to select from. Type- writer and Flat Top Desks. Roll Too Desks. Bookkepers' Desks
 soFnf very Handsome Mahoxnny ROLL TOP and FLAT TOP DESKS just in.
 There Is also a big variety of Srrew and Spring Desk chzIrs. Stools. Arm Chairs. Benches. ru- breila Stands. Hat and Coat Trees to select from also.
 When in want of anything in sne Furniture Iine yoa'Il be best sul<sl if yeu % to
 Ths ns.psss-Ss1sw fuaws C. Mext C 1eid c HuRha
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-15
There's Not q Better Fuy. niture Store To-day Than The Han,pson- SelIesU Store.

Always looking for what our GUS toners will be likely to call for. we've had made up new line of Uphc l. stered Couches-made in the best manner throughout. Spring work that is next to impossible to wear out. Coverings of the latest and most ac- ceptable fabrics.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-11

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-11

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-11
e1Mereteu

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-11
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-11

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-11

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-11

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binoungen, mite es In England NIT GU
fem grfol9e bsnubt tpirb. einfhbrsii
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-11
M6i4reffnoe
@6pere strafe fiir 9Dn6er int si6eu.

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breden am Galgen gefabmt.- Sic SulSaten ben lteberfal gt0Stet.-
geger gebGngt - Gbneen an gau oes Banana =Ganas.-
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treuer Banf6eamer. gei einem 8abnunfaa
so BerIonen berleBt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-11
Jiinf3ebn Sabre 3u4tbaus
DIR 2pn9er.

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tn Salisbury tusgsn Ysridwbrung art-
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sinsm @ei9wOrenen-2 OIssium i&uloig
befunben unb bon Ri&ter Song fofort
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cine 3uiammenrOttung Der Sarser.
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bss Doll aus benz gsfdnsniEs.
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tralsfi. 3a6lclsrf Der banferottsn Drill
uautse Ibenue Staatsbant, bon Der Der
fi9tiee paul 8. Stsnslanb Der prdRs
bent III, t6otste f9 beuts nit sinsm
Repolperf9ub In ieiner @obnung. $40
Rorb Carpenter StraBs. Wesbalb
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tsri9lagung segen Jpn erbObsn tporben
fno.
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nit Bsibilfe bon Srau Sennie Ealp
an 5. Sttober 1904 bsren Wann,
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DER iaets,. &i9tsriW eaoer babe erfi
fir3lid ,ansbsmI Gage einerifefgsissten
5inri9tung zines tueibsn Rannea
sinsn iOl9en lSabeas CORPUS gsfsbl
tur3 Dor Der grseution bepiIiet unb
babur9 lben @siBsn bonn @aIgsn 9e.
rsttst. Bel einsm farbissn N6rbsr
gsbe absr osrIRi9ter vfi9en".
gbtnefen m Baubes
q q m q fanals.
Wabfngt ON 8. g., 10.
alusuf. g6insisnarbsit ioa bsim 8au
bss panamafanals elmer eingsbsnoeu
prifuns unter3OssnIwerben. Sn FUR
3sr 3sit iollsn $500 gbineisn nod 90
mama aebra9t. Itperbsn, tueIde BIZ
Experimentation berri3tsn ioQen. b
bis aus Samaifal importirtsn arbeits,
i9rs gsf9dftisunsl3u i4psr finbsn uni
ntlaRsnltueroen: mtRsn. Die QanaI'
2ommiiROn sbat f& bisber sefr6ubt.
@binsfen am gauioes 2anals arbsitsr
su IaRsn, aber ba He iebt feline anbsren
Mrbeitsr In ssntissnbsr AnaabI anwer'
BEN tann, mub He tn ibrer Notb bod
gbineien anfeaen.
pIattbsutf&e @robetIbs
@bteago, 10. Hug. Sm Ct
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-11

Tra@ta
HepfeI "a. 96-A.60 per Gab.
Bananen 81. 75-2.25 iIesxs $l-s1.3.
Gtronen "a. 60-5.E0 pes &sfs.
Dranaen - $4.b0-4.75 per Rife.
gineaspI I ga .75--$3.s0 bic Rife.
StadeIbeeren, S1.7b bic Rife.
@aHermeIonen. 25e unb SOC.
Hrombeeren, s. rs bic Rite.
Sobannisbeeren. SO bic Rife.
gfriite, $l.90-2.l0 per 8uibsI.
esmafs.
Crime Wobnen-60e Der 8uibel.
5aotbe 3iiben 25e pes Dutenb Bun4es.
Snbiana GantaIopeb, 30 bis 10 ber 2orb.
9riines 8orn, los has Dutenb.
Geerp-25 Bis Soc per WufbeI.
2raut - 76c per 6aB.
HIameniobI $1.26 pr Tutexh.
@urfen 3O-4oc psr Datenb.
eaIat - % biz 60e PET BuibeI.
8uiebeIn - Rotbe unb wetbe $1.25 per
Yhtno; Spanti@e Sruteoe!1 $L.W
YER Rife.
BeterfIie 16-soc per DHtexb Dux@es.
9eme RartoHeIn-$1.e go per Sdb.
Rabiele Zoe per Outexh.
Spinat - So per Sab.
SabfartoffeIn - 8trgtnia $S.a5 ; BoIti'
more S2.0.-2.76; Serieb $3.50 - $500
,er Sab.
&bubarb 10e bas Dt$ertb:
tomatoes $1.25 per BufbeL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-11
Dattes, Gses sSs 0seasss.

2dnoIer bssabIex fDIsexbs RreHs!
Gutter - Country, IA Sseausrp 2ies
S!eta 29c
9srtI@e Gtcr-18Xe per Dutexh
0ibner S}e, odbxs 1. TxSftts-9-la.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-11
80Ss.

gmgros 8 SeriaufStreds Sptpostir I,
s&uebertdie 8oc pei Firsh sxjssrrsifAs.
S&meherfdl. 1ss. Niseoxfsn 9rsout $ 9sI.
l2H, Ee.p DorI gbebbasS lie. SasssnzS
{Mer 9insturaer J3e. Gid l2e.