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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-25
WATERTOWN Jo11INGS

Pure wool blue serge knickerbocSer suits s. at upson, Singleton X Cos.
 Mrs Helen Bronson Sweiger who died in Waterbury Saturday even- ing, aged 47 years, was former resi- dent of. Watertown. Besides her husband she leaves one brother, Charles Bronson of Hartford.
 John Curtis of New York is vis- iting at Charles Buckingham's.
 Jacob and Harry Blakeslee of Wa terbury spent Sunday at Albert Blakesees on Nova Scotia hill.
 Mrs Samuel H. Peck, who has been suffering with blood poisoning for the past few months, is gradually failing. s..s. -ss
 MT and Mrs Oscar Hart of Water- bury were the guests of o. D. Estey yesterday. .e.
 Ernest Ginther and Miss Eva Att wood of Woodbury, who were recent ly married, will move to Providence. William Bowen has resigned his position with A. w. Barton.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-25
NAUGATUK NCUGGETS

Knickerbocker suits S3.49 and up at Upson Singleton X Co.'S, Water bury.
 Miss Manda Swanson was given a surprise party in Good Templars' hall Saturday evening by thirty or forty of her young friends. Games were played and refreshments serv- ed.
 A hearing will be held in probate court tomorrow morning at g o'clock, on the application of Manto- mia Mancine of Waterbury for letters of administration on the estate of Giovanni Molinaro.
 Health Officer w. I. Baker found a case of scarlet fever Saturday at the home of William Duffaney of South Main street and placed the house under quarantine. The patient is an infant daughter.
 The opposition to the transfer of the Rayktkiewich liquor license from Water street to the new Rubin block on South Main street in which Bur- gess William H. Mccarthy was in terested has resulted in decision against Mccarthy.
 John Carlson and Reyer Johnson, who are employed as core makers in the foundry of the Naugatuck Nal leable Iron Go, were arrested by Patrolman Anthony Malone at 3 o'clock yesterday morning, charged with assault, breach of the peace and intoxication.
 Next Saturday the high school baseball nine will play six-inning game with the fire department team. The candidates for the high school team thus far are Kennedy, Tudor, Bush. Grove, Davis, O'Loughlin, Zwick, Herman, Riordan. O'Donnell, Lynch. R. Welch, Hungerford, Scho- field, Garrick, J. Hall, G. Hall. Undertaken Charley Hoadley went to Bristol yesterday, where he was called as the result of the death of Mrs Harmon Page, formerly resi- dent of this boro. She died very suddenly at the residence of her daughter, Mrs Charles Russell, of 132 East Main street, Bristol. The deceased was we'll known dere.
 The police department made sev- eral arrests yesterday in Union City on warrants The evidence. it is claimed, was discovered few days ago and the charge against John Rac- zowski, saloon keeper whose place
 of business is at School and And erson streets, is keeping open after hours and allowing . minor to fre-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-25
LANDS NEAR ATLANTIC CITY.
Philadelphia Balloon Ascended to .
 Height of 1000 Feet.

FnIl00clpn1a DoAHOOu Aoccmueu tO
 Height of 1000 Feet.
 ATLANTIC CITY. N. J., March 25.- A huge balloon created sensation as it sped over the Country clubs grounds here, headed directly for the open sea, but seven miles away. In it were A. N. Chandler, president of the Phila, delphia Aero club. and Alan K. Flaw. ley. pilot of the New York Aero club
 Its sudden appearance was wholly unexpected and startled the golfers on the links. The men in the balloon were letting out the gas, and it was steadily sinking. It disappeared in an easterly direction, finally dropping after a trip of about sixty miles. The aeronauts were in the air about two hours.
 The aeronauts had some difficulty in hooking the anchor. which trailed over a large field before 1t hooked in tree. As soon as the anchor caught Mir Hawley climbed down the safety rope and hauled down the big basket. in which was MT. Chandler. The banker. ballOonist alighted without a scratch and at once busted himself, with MT. Hawley. in packing the balloon up for shipment back to Philadelphia.
 Mir. Chandler said: 1.-The air voyage was the most successful I ever made. At one time we were up 1000 feet, io,O0O feet higher than ever went be- fore. We made the drop from that dizzy height to near the earth in ex. actly seven and half minutes"
 The balloon sailed from the Athletic field. near the Point Breeze gas works, in Philadelphia.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-25
Rowling at st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. March 25.-The highest single score made in the tournament of the American Bowling congress was made by F. Stever of St. Joseph. Mo. who tallied 6I9 pins. placing him third in the individuals. The highest scores made by the first flight of two men teams resulted as follows: Rothbert and Davis of Cincinnati. 1.l26: ]. Meek and c. Beggs of Kansas City. 1.lo3; l. Randall and K. Knox of Indianapo- lis. 1.0a3.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-25
I.land Rises In Pe.sacoi. Harbor.

Island Rises In Pensacola Harbor.
 PENSACOLA. Fla. March o5. = A submarine disturbance during the night created small island in the bay where there had been twenty feet of water. The island is near the Ma rine railway across Pensacola bay and stands five feet above water. It is thirty-five feet long and ten feet wide and is formed of mud. shells. ballast and sand from the bottom of the har- bor.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-25
Montgomery Won Derby.

NEW ORLEANS. March 2J. = The $10,O00 Crescent City Derby. which drew great crowd to the Fair grounds, was won by F. A. Forsythe's Montgomery. by Pesarra. He was fa- vorite at 5 to 2, was ridden by Schil- ling, the regular stable jockey. and. though he was tiring somewhat at the finish, he lasted long enough to defeat Temaceo by a length. with the 40 to l shot. Gargantua. third. Yankee Girl, winner of the City Park Derby. ran good race, but was distanced in the stretch.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-25
on the Tradition.l Pilsrimase.

MADRID, March 25.-King Alfonso and Queen Victoria have commenced the traditional pilgrimage to the shrines of the Virgin to offer prayers for the queen in her approaching ac. .couchement and for her speedy restora. ton to health. It is understood that in addition to Pope Plus the royal in. fant will have King Edward and Elm. peror William as sponsors.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-25
Mis-. Fish to Have simple Wedding.

NEWPORT, R. l.. March 25.-Early in September in Trinity church Miss Marion Fish, daughter of the railroad king. Stuyvesant Fish, will be mar ried to Albert z. Gray, son of Justice John Clinton Gray of New York. Their engagement has just been announced There will be no bridesmaids. and the ceremony will be startling by req son of it's simplicity. Miss Fish does not like display.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-25
Pool Cham mpionship at New York.

NEW YORK. March 25. - Thomas Hueston of St. Louis retains the worlds continuous pool championship as the result of the final nights play with Jerome Keogh of Buffalo. Hues- ton made 193 to 1S4 for keogh. This brought the final score of the champion to 600, while Keogh had 49I.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-25
No Trace of Missing Harvard Junior.

No Trace of MissinK Harvard Junior.
 BOSTON, March 25.-Nothlng as yet has been heard from Albion Davis Pike. a wealthy Harvard junior. who disappeared from Cambridge two weeks ago. and his mother, who is stopping in Meirose. is on the verge of collapse as a result of the suspense. When Pike left his rooms. in Plympton street, he drew $100 from a Boston bank. and since then nothing has been heard of him.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-25
Inv Gould Champion of America.

BOSTON. March 25.-Jay Gould of Lakewood by virtue of his defeat of Joshua Crane of Boston in the cham pionship round of the national ama- teur court tennis championship at the Tennis and Racket club here retains his title of premier exponent of the game in this country.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-25
Rewsrs~a wfsh . Smile.

BOSTON. March 25-CharIes Msr. tin. a street ear conductor. who Friday found roll of s5ss9 in bills kicking about the floor of his ear and returned 1t. received as a reward for his hon esty a smile only from the woman vhs owned the money.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-25
. a.uv.y p.b,i~ rrs.s.

CHICAGO. March 25.-Benjamin F. Yoakum. chairman of the Rock Island Frisco system. declared that the Amer ican railroads should he as much of a public trust as a savings bank or life insurance company.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-25
L..k.r Ho,d. chc.. champ,on.hIp.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. March 25. = Dr. Emanuel Iasker defeated Frank Mar shall in the third and concluding game of the series in the championship chess match in this city. Marshall resigned after the twenty-firs move. Fourteen games have been played. the score standing : in favor of Dr. Lasker and | drawn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-25
a.s...sssr pryee ss New Ysrk.

AGbassa4er DRyce af New hefk-
 NEW YORK March 25s-A special meeting of the New Yorx Chamber Of Commerce vflI t~ held In New York city fonorTor. st vhich Amhessader Bryce wiIi make an s1AresA TAfer i1 shs dsy hs viu Iesvs fr ottava
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-25
Giant. pefeat St. Louis.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. March 25.- The New York Baseball club of the National league yesterday defeated the St. Louis American league team F sa
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-25
Middle. Get Fir.t Ball Game.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. March 25.-In the opening ball game of the season here the Naval academy won from St. Johns by a score of , to-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-25

Macon Defeats New York Team.
 MACON. Ga. March 25.-The High flanders were again defeated here by the strong Macon team. The score was to }.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-25

quent his cafe. The six others brought in by the police are labor CTS in one of the iron foundries. The saloon keeper was released on $1OO bail and the others on $15 each.
Evening star., 1907-05-26
Swiss and nainsook demi-flouncings.

Special bargain lots, I8 inches wide this seasons
best openwork, Blind and neat patterns. For cor
set covers, skirt founcings and for white dresses
these Flouneings exceedingly dainty and desir-
able, and, better still, at special prices:
Lot Worth a5c to soc yard, for, a yard. .asc
Lot Worth Csc to ssc yard, for, yard. .4ec
Lot 3-Worth ST to $I.a5 yard, for, yard. .65c
Evening star., 1907-05-26
$1..,335
Cambria, nainsook and swiss embroideries

a to 9 inches wide, in large collec-
ton of snowy and neat patterns.
For the many embroidery uses you
will have this summer, buying to-
morrow from this lot will be econ
omy on your part. These are zoe
to 2oc values. Special tomorrow,
per yard. .....................
Evening star., 1907-05-26
This Steamer Trunk,
Our No. 227,

Is covered with fine
quality brown canvas,
has sheet-iron bottom,
hardwood Stats, fitted
with two attached trunk
straps and Yale lock.
Has one tray and hat
box. ALL sizes Of
fered in this sale at cut
prices, as follows:
Evening star., 1907-05-26
EMBROIDERIES
Reduced prices these the time when most wanted
St. Gall shirt-waist frontings.

Another big lot of these extremely popular Fontngs for which
everybody has been asking Make into such pretty stylish waists
This shipment large exquisite patterns and val
$275. Here, yard for
Evening star., 1907-05-26
This runk,
Our No. 218.

Is positively the best
value in Washington
at our regular price.
All sizes offered In this
weeks sale at cut
prices.
1T is an extra heavy,
canvas-covered trunk;
X. / v E T E d ALL
OVER; has hardwood
81 a ts, f1ber-bound
edges, sheet-iron bot
tom, finest Excelsior
lock, cloth lining. The
trimmings are of brass
and the lock the best
excelsior brand. 1t Is
the strongest and best
looking trunk ever sold
in Washington at our
low regular price. All
sizes cut for this sale.
Evening star., 1907-05-26
The silk-finish pongee linen,

72-1NCH B / e a c h e d
Irish Satin Damask,
all linen, $1.39 value,
spec special a S1.lO
&-INCH B e a c h e d
Scotch Damask, all
linen; regular Csc val
ue. special. a SOC
62-1NCH Blea c h e d
Irish Damask, extra
heavy, all linen; regu-
larly 69c a SSc
yard, special. :. wv
Evening star., 1907-05-26
W H|TE GOODS.

HITE PIN dot
SWISSES, worth zoe a f@I/
yd., to be sold tomor-. III
row at.
WHITE PIN-DOT SWISSES, -
hand embroidered, and worth s.
all of SOC a yard, for.....
WHITE ENGLISH LONG
CLOTH; chamois fin d 4 -
ish: 12-yard pieces. d.
and worth $1.69, for.....
WHITE PERSIAN LAWN, fr
40 in. wide, and worth 25e
yard, for. ..................
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1907-08-08
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