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MISS HELD'S TRUNKS PASSED.
Holding Up ACTRESSES Property Unjustifed,
Says Collector.

H. c Stuart. acting collector OF customs DECIDED
Yesterday that the holding UP OF fourteen trunks
belonging 70 Miss Anna Held the actress, on the
pier Of the North German Lloyd Line several DAYS
ago was unjustifable Miss Held's husband
F-lorenz ZiegfeId had maintained a home IN Paris
for six years.
Miss Held declared articles valued az N0eo and
after landing from the steamer Kronpriuzessn
CecIlie held that she entitled TO bring them in
free of duty because she had foreign residence
John NJ. Bishop. deputy surveyor Of customs, said
he would allow her TO bring In articles LOT personal
use but declined to pass her stage goods until no
GOT q ruling from the acting collector Of customs
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r>-a,l,Iin u Sherwood born in Nhee'er'
Steuben County y y. Christmas Day l'ti' ana
u,aa educated in the common schools at Lima
Academy and Alfred University. He removed 10
IIorneIIsvflle in 1860. and thereafter made that
town his home engaging in various mercanule ana
manufacturing pursuits In 1876 he was elected
sheriff of Steuben County the Republican ticket
It,,,,,b the county was at that time strongly
De,,,ocratic He was elected TO the state senate
ae a Repubiican in 1891 but a certhcate was re-
fused to him the courts deciding that the once OF
park Commissioner OF HornellsviHe held by MN
rendered him ineligible for the Senate lie was
nominated second time for the State senate III
1905 and was elected holding the office FOR three
consecutive terms in which he made an eXcelleht
record serving IN his last term chairman OF the
Committee on Printing and as a member or the
Committee on Taxation and Retrenchment for SIX
wears He was a delegate to the Republican Ma
tJonaI Convention at Minneapolis. which nominated
t2entarofn Harrison for second term. in 1892, and
was n Republican Presidential elector in 1896 and
1900.
CYtizens' National Bank of Hornellsville, in 1871;
president OF the AIlegany Chemical Works, a pro-
Inoter and sdent of the Hornelsvile Elec-
trio Street Railway. and president Of the White
Underwear Company. He also engaged extensively
in farming
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

oaiciaI Record and Forecast.-Washinston. Sept "a
Tb.re have been showers in the south Atlahtc
and Gulf states, Michigan peninsula Mlfheso'A'
south Dakota and Colorado elsewhere the weather has
clear
There has been general rise in the tempeTatures e1
cs n Colorado New Mexico California In the lake
-.oton and the central they from TO Ia
deere the season average -.
will sunday and Monday IN soIth
Gulf states. Occasional showers are
so expected Sunday Colorado and the state OF WASH
with exceptions tire weathe; VIII De GSi-
eTsjlT fer throughout country Sunday and Mocay
changes viii not be OF consegS;ei4ce-,
win the New England and middle AtlaT,tic
be south TO southwest; along
the south Atlantic Gulf light to fresh northeast
east Great las. h5t % IT'sl sou'h 10 sou'
wei except variable or SuISriC-
Forecast Special Localities-For the District Of
Columbia and Maryland today Monday light south
east 70 south Winds
For Delaware New Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania.
fair to-day Monday: light south southwest winds.
For Eastern York. fair today and Monday light
20 fresh south TO southwest winds.
For New England fair to-day and Monday: light 70
4resh "a southwest winds.
To- Western pennsylvania Western New York. fair
-o,-iny Monday light to fr@s- south southwest
winds
Local Official Reeord.-1he following Official record
from. the Weather shows changes the
,erature for tyeuty-four hours comparison
a1 la
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member of the Rhode Island chapter His wife
who Helen Mcclure Kirby, of Jacksonville
H.. and five children survve-Esworth Everett
Dwight, director of Church & Dwight: Richard
Everett Dwight a member Of the law firm of
Rounds & Sherman formerly Hughes. Rounds &
Sherman, until the senior partner was elected
Governor: DR.. Kirby Dwight. an inferno at Roose
welt Hospital. and Katherine w and Marion e
Dwight Mr.. Dwight member of the Phi
Beta Kappa and the Alpha Delta Phi
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REV. DR.. HOLLOWAY ACCEPTS CALL
Pastor of West Thirty-third Street Baptist
Church Going to Connecticut.
TBy telegraph 70 The tribune.

Middletown. Conn. Sept. 1.-THE Rev Dr. Edwin
S. Holloway, pastor of the West 1hlrty-tIlrd street
Baptist Church New York CITY, viii read his resIg-
nation TO his congregation tomorrow morning az
he has accepted a call to the South Baptist chureh
of Hartford. Dr. Holloway preached while on ms
vacation in the little Baptist churches at SuiheId
and Enfield. Conn. and committee from 'he
South Baptist Church heard him
DR.. Holloway invited TO come 10 HartIoIn
last Tuesday and meet the committee of the
church. and promised at that time to accept the
call if II were extended. Since then the church
has unanimously voted 10 call him. He is 10 re-
ceive $500 year.
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HAD LUNCHEON AT BOTTOM OF SOUND.

South NorwaIk, Conn. Sept. IA novel lunch
con was served yesterday at the bottom OF the
Sound five miles off Bridgeport Harbor. on the
submarine boat Lake. Major Eben Hill, jr.. son Of
Representative Hill Mrs Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. Reed
q Hayfland and Miss Martha Newconb, of Sand
1uich Mass were in the luncheon party. The
axe first made trip above water, and then dived
IN the bottor- OF the Sound where specially pre-
pared luncheon was served. The party was under
water two hours. Although they found the quar-
tiers trfe warm, nevertheless they enjoyed the
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TO ACCOMPANY THE GOVERNOR.

Albany Sept. 14.-Adtutant General Henry an
no,,nced to-day that 100 and officers Of Squad
ron A. of New York City. and a battalion of four
companies n twenty files each, together with the
field and staff from the 18th Regiment. Of New
York City. would accompany Governor Hughes 70
The jamestown exposition aid in the celebration
Of New York Day. October 10.
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WILL ENLARGE ST. vINcENT's HOSPITAL

Piszs have been fled with Buildings Supern-
teadent Murphy fer eulareing St Vincents HOS
iltal by adding tr-o full stories the central pa
WHOM facing West 18th st and 7th This viii
make I: a six story and basement wing.
fae central czrilson Is Z5 feet long and IS fect
Nsos. 5l:s addition is IL be 1tted with d foci
garden, so,arsurn and a. operating pavilion. The
improvements n. 70 cost e. 60 according 10 the
estimate Of Ecnickel q. D.tynsrs, the architecrs
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

AsTOR HOUsE-C. II. Chase, San Francisco.
BELMONT-F. H: Delano, president or % thS o VIZ
bash Railway. Chicago: BFESl4iN-C; x, NOTE It
Jamaica, West Indies EIQCE NI+RRaY
HII.I-Colonel D. NJ. Sopp, |. 5 A NEl I'LL I'll
IlAND-Sir William Nisem1n BARI LO. .pn
NEW AMSTERDAM-Dr. @. G. Eiete, CuDa'
SAVoY4J S. Baer, Chicago. UNION SQUARE
{. a zimmerman, L. 5 n
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NOMINATED EoR HE ASSEMBLY.

Syracuse. Sept. 1.-THE Republicans Of Yates
County to-day nominated Leonidas d west LOT
-,ar,bar Of Assembly The judicial delegates We're
instructed for s. Nelson Sawyer, Of Wayne County
for Supreme Court Justice. 9TH District
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exit

CAMPBEIL-oIOOTT-on September IA. 1907 at Bronx
vile y Y bv the Rev. Albert d. Wilson. d. D.
Harriet Leonard olcott Howard Campbell. both or
Brooklyn, n. Y No cards.
Orange. N J.. Saturday,
September by the Rev Howard Il hro~n- Harry
Garfield Matthews to Minnie virginia 6a'Aer'
pE,NSt-<-WHITE-On Saturday. September H. at St
Tnomas's Church New York city, by the Rev George
nou.nine sparks by the DR.. WATSON.
t-tbsi ESser of the late B. Ogden White,
Cornelius wagstan Remsen, OF Phunix Remsen.
of New York.
T1CKNt,Y-IATSLE Y-On Saturday September a. az
Grace Church chantry. by the Rev. NJ X Bailey.
Katherine Howard. daughter OF Howard Latsey. esq.
to Albert Stickney, jr-
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PERSIAN PATRIOT DEAD.
VI "siar-ed-Dowleh, Former Grand
Pizier, Erpires at Teheran.

Ieheran, Sept. 14.-Mushir- d-Dowleh, former
Grand Fizier and Foreign Minister of Persia,
VINO was regarded being chiefly responsible
TOT the Shah's rescript granting a National As
sembly died to-day from heart disease
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Mushir-ed-Dowleh long the most
valued advisers Of the late Shah Muzaffer-ed-Din,
holding for many years the post of Minister of
Foreign Affairs When, in July 1906 the political
upheaval which the country had been undergoing
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PRINCETON MAN FOR NEBRASKA COACH.

LINCOLN Neb.. Sept 1.-THE athletic board OF
University of Nebraska has selected Ralph
Hutchinson, for three years quarterback on the
Princeton team. assistant football coach
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highest Temperature yesterday 81 degrees 2vest g.
u corresponding date OF last
average corresponding date Of last thirty-thTee
cai forecast: Fair to-day and Light 10
frssn ,ouh TO southwest winds.
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renNkLIN D. SHERWOOD.

tIornelsyIlIe n Y. Sept. 4-Frankfn - Sner-
.,,a State senator from 1899 TO 1904 died here to-
day.
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UNDERWRITERS.

FRANK E. CAMPBELL co. eats IVES. 2sd g.
Chapes Private ar1bulsncs Tel 1924 Ces-ss
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-06
TIMELY TOPICS.

Look up the prices that Reid & Hughes have put on trimmed hats for tomorrow. Hampson-Se Go are showing some handsome pieces of furniture.
 Curran's big sale is where the bar gains are being turned out. Watch the hourly sales. All kinds of children's wagons at D. B. Wilson's. Sleds and sporting goods of all kinds.
 Fine tailor made garments at great ly reduced prices at the Union Credit store.
 Jones, Morgan & Co have a stock of overcoats that cannot be sur- passed. All prices from $10 up.
 Wenzel has d big line of hosiery, neckwear, gloves, sweater coats, muf- fiers, etc.
 The Boston Millinery store is the place to get fine bargains in head- | wear.
 Look up Saturday and Monday prices on groceries at the Hub Gro- cery store.
 The Connecticut Boot & Shoe Co have large line of rubbers and arc- tics at low prices.
 J. B. Mullings X Sons keep the best hats manufactured Caps 50c tip.
 Trott Baking Co sell the Saturday coffee cakes at 10c. Lots of other good things.
 Meat sale tomorrow at the Public Market. Special reduction on smoked and fresh shoulders.
 Halpern has line of dolls and toys for the holidays marked about half price.
 Weinstein has several good bargains for tomorrow. Fur lined coats at $199S.
 Hubar X Go have a fine selection of diamonds, rings, watches and other jewelry.
 Grieve, Bisset & Holland have put prices on ladies coats that will make quick selling. Advance sale of muffiers at Mail> hiot's. Nice ones now priced 75c and $1.00.
 The English WooIen Mills Ca bought up woolens at low price and make suits at bargain prices.
 The Waterbury Umbrella store at , 153 Bank street is the place to get variety of goods. Miller X Peck have line of fancy umbrellas that will make useful gifts.
 Read Langley's ad tonight and get some information on the money sit- uation.
 The Model Market makes reductions on meat and groveries. See add to- night.
 Raphaels cloak store is selling suits, skirts, waists and furs at greatly reduced prices.
 The Upson, Singleton Co have any style clothing you want and prices won't scare you.
 Holczer has a good line of footwear in his "Eltons" and Specials
 Get psices on pianos at F. H. Lewis Cos before placing an instrument in your home.
 The American Loan Co make in stant cash loans on an easy payment plan
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-06
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

Thomas Kennedy, who has been spending vacation at his home has resumed his studies at the New York Law school.
 -Patrolman John Dunphy has improved to such an extent that he Is now able to leave the house and do a little walking.
 There will be special meeting of the Pioneer baseball team at the rooms of the Brooklyn Athletic club this evening at 8 o'clock.
 The regular semi-monthly meet ing of the Brooklyn and Town Plot Improvement committee will be held this evening in the lyceum.
 The Cadet Junior basketball team defeated the Liberty team of Wash ington Hill at the lyceum last even ing by the score of A to 4. The win ners would like to meet any 12O pound team in the city.
 Guess that Brooklyn polo team is not going some under the manage ment of Matthias Dunphy! They sim ply outclassed the Parks last evening and are in readiness to lay it on to the South Ends when they meet again.
 1 One of the front wheels came off the bakery wagon of Basta Caestare as it was crossing the Bank street bridge this morning. The contents of the wagon which was mostly loaves of bread was transferred to another vehicle.
 Andrew Frederick stated to-day that he had not fully decided whether he would enter the race for school in spector, which position is now held by Michael Slavin. Although it was an almost forgone conclusion that MI Slavin would be re-appointed it is said that the forces in the fifth ward are looking for a man to beat him Andrew asserted to-day that he could have the backing of the fifth wards representative on the board, Attorney Rieley, but did not know how he stood with the other members of the board of education. But as long as he has been urged to run by several o. his friends including number ol Brooklynites the chances are that he will seek the position and give hi opponent a run for the place. MI Broderick declared that it was abou, a week ago that he was first asked tt look for the inspectorship, but at tha time he did not give the matter much consideration. MT Frederick wa! formerly employed in the New Eng land Watch factory, but is now in thu watch repairing business in Brooklyn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-06
NOTICE.

Sealed proposals for the furnishing of patrol service for the Police De- pertinent of the City of Waterbury, for a term of one, two and three years. will be received by the Board of Commissioners of Public Safety at the office of the City Clerk of said City, City Hall building, until i o'clock, p. m.,, Wednesday, December IS, 1907.
 The successful bidder shall procure and equip for the use of the Police Department of said City of Water bury, one first class, two horse patrol wagon, and shall maintain the same in good repair, provide suitable horses to draw the same and a competent driver thereof, at his own cost and expense, and shall keep the same sub ject to the call of the Police Depart ment of said City, at any hour of the day or night, during the term Of his contract with said City.
 If at any time during the term of said contract, the said patrol wagon be withdrawn temporarily from the service of the Police Department of the City, by reason of necessary re- pairs, the successful bidder shall pro- vide and maintain suitable convey- ance in lieu of said patrol wagon.
 The successful bidder shall agree that said patrol wagon will be at the central police station within five D) minutes from the receipt of any call from the Police Department there for. '3fa> r@A
 Each proposal must be accompanied by certified check for Five Hun dred Dollars ($500.00) drawn to the order of the Comptroller of the City of Waterbury.
 Each proposal must be signed by the bidder and the successful bidder shall furnish bond acceptable to said Board for One Thousand Dollars ($1,OO0.00 for the faithful perform ance of his contract.
 The Board of Commissioners of Public Safety reserves the right to reject any and all bids, and further reserves the right to terminate any contract entered into with the success. full bidder at any time. in case said bidder shall not perform his duties in accordance with the terms of his contract and to the satisfaction of the Board of Commissioners of Public Safety.
 BAORD OF COMMISSIONERS OF
 PUBLIC SAFETY, By
 W. H. SANDLAND. Clerk.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-06
BOSTON AN IRISH CITY.

Boston is proportionately the most Irish city in America. It has also more folk of Irish descent in it than Dublin, the chief city of Ireland. An Irishman can be counted on to vote. Of the vote of Boston. politicians claim that 60 per cent is Irish. There is no approach to such q proportion among the greater cities of the United States, nor any other city of Irish pop ulated New England. Boston, besides, is one of the most foreign cities of the country-sOmewha less so than Chicago, but just about the equal of New York. Of about 561,000 in 1900, only i56.00O were of native parentage, and at least one-half of these were third or fourth generation descend ants of the Irish. With the Italians and other Catholics. the Catholic vote of the city reaches well toward T5 per cent of the total.-MayOr Fitzgerald of Boston in Golfers.