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L'Italia., 1907-09-05
ITALIANo ouarantenne. ottlma

ITALIANO ~quarantenne. Ultima alu
tie, statura 3 piedi, buona posizione, con
capitale di $1,000 cerca fare conoscen-
IA con una bravo donna dai 30 al 35
ami a scope dt matrimonio. Risponde-
re per lettera al seguente indirizzo,
SAT Montgomery Ave. City, b. Raffae-
lie.
$685. "a g-gp.
L'Italia., 1907-09-05
AVyISO AL

II sottoscritto ia motto a tutti gil a
mici G conoscentl che ha aperto una
fabbrica di pasta dove tro%veranno a
prezzi model dele mlgliorl quallta da
stare In paragone n quella importata
d'Italia. Provate o ne rimarrete soddi
Contra Costa Paste Factory,
Cal, box 3IJ.
3. Costnnxo Bros. n Co. prop.
5907 26-S 26-9
L'Italia., 1907-09-05
q

81 cederebbe causa malattia un ranch
di so acre. 4 miglia distante da Santa
Rosa. 46 coltivabile II vigna di tire o
4 ami. iva delle migliori qualita g II
rimanente frutta e n casa di s stan
re. mulino a vento acqua in tutti 1 fab
bricati. cantina con IL ne~cessario, 4 ca
valli e stalla fornita con tutti 1 ferra-
menti adatti per IL lavoro. Per nag
giori informazioni dirigersi al sig. w.
Forni. COZ Wilson st. and 7th, Santa
Rosa, Cal. =.
5000 25-S no.
L'Italia., 1907-09-05

DESiDEs.ATI ragazzi @ uomini per
imphrare | mestieri di plumbers, stuc-
%catori, muratori Catalogo gratis. POSI-
zione sicura. lnsegnamento pratlco.
Non libri.
L'Italia., 1907-09-05
DIsTINTA sIGNopINA I%tallana. cb

DISTINTA SIGNORINA Itallana, che
parla finglese e SERVE Q parla bene FL
taliano, desidera -occupazione presso
qualche ufficio o Ditta Italiana. Puo
tenere libri, correspondence in itallano,
attendere allie vendite. ecc. Quattro an
nj di pratica presso una Ultima Ditta
italiana. Rivolgersi agli uffici dellITA-
LA.
L'Italia., 1907-09-05

una ragazza che sappla la
vorare in dolci e attendere allie vendi-
tie di un Candy store. ~ necessarlo che
parli Inglese e I%taliano. Per informazio-
nj rivolgersi sui posto, 1893 Dupont st.
o9f9 80 60
L'Italia., 1907-09-05
SOTTOSCRIzIONE Per I'm
MONUMENFO A VERDI
Inlziata daI GlOrnaIe L'ITALIA.

ln Monumento sara eretto in UNIV
telle piazze di San Francisco Q donate
lila c.tta ospitale a nome degli Italiani
della Cab ~'~0nia).
L'Italia., 1907-09-05

Z IN YENDITA

Dovendo rimpatriare per AFFAIR." I'm
previsti, II sottoscritto vende IL suo
business. che 4 un bellissimo Hotel
con lutte lie comodlta. vi sono 2 salo-
nj, uno al 80 plano, attiguo ALA sala
da ballo. Per informazioni. rivol-
gersi "A f. FARNoCCHIA. Glen Ellen,
Sonoma Co., Cal.
1892 S-S n. o.
L'Italia., 1907-09-05

II signor Pietro Aborico di MADEIRA,
Cal, IA ricerca di sue fratello F1lippo
Albonico. della FraSione di San Carlo,
Commune di Traverse. Provincial di Co
mo-. Egli la%vorava I ami IA a Role. Cal.
a mungere lie vaccine. Nell'anno 1906 la
vorava sulla sezione ferroviaria di Ma
dera, Cal. Chi ne potesse dare notizie I
pregato al notificare IL fratello Pietro
presso rltalian Swiss Colony, MADEIRA,
Cal.
593S so-S 1919
L'Italia., 1907-09-05

81 NENDE a prczzo ridotto tire buo-
nissimi incubatori. Chi volesse
Ii 81 rivolga al No. 662 Broadwya ST.
Europa Hotel)
5941 40 1919
L'Italia., 1907-09-05

UN BRAVO signore cerca pensionc
o allogglo presso qualche buona FAINT
glia italiana. Rivolgersi alrufficio del
lITALIA.
b92b 29-S S-9g
L'Italia., 1907-09-05

CERCASI immediatamente una buona
donna per accudire allie faccende do
mcstiche presso n distinta famiglia
i%taliana. Per informazioni dirigersi SUI
bito allufficio delrlTALIA.
1899 40 1919
L'Italia., 1907-09-05
LoTrI DA vENDEnE IN vALLnMAp.

Riconosciuta la pin bella vallata sui
la Costa del Pacifico, a soil 20 minuti di
Tramway da San Francisco. con vie,
marciapiedi g fognature senza spesa del
compratore. Prezzi bassissimi.
Italian American Realty Co. Is Mont
gomery Ave-, s.. r.
L'Italia., 1907-09-05

DA VENDERE uno stand da lustra-
scarpe che ia buonissimi AFFAIR.". Rivol-
gersl al No. 154S Park st. Alameda Cal.
di domenica
b04S So 7-9p.
L'Italia., 1907-09-05

81 VENDE due bellissimi banchi nuo-
vi c tuttocio che occorre In una bottega
di f~alegname a prezzo ridotto. Per in
formazioni rivolgersi: A. Solimena 2Sl
Prentiss St. vicino n CORTLAND Ave.
bg40 40 i7-9
L'Italia., 1907-09-05

81 AFFITrA a causa al disgrazie
un Hotel che IA uon AFFAIR." situate mel
paeso di Rodeo Contra Costa Coz Q 81
vende tuttocio che esso contiene. vi So
no IS stance. una bella cucina cd attire
quattro stance da tavola a plano tel re-
no. Tuttora contiene so %bordanti o pa
gano ciascuno $3.50 al mese. Per infor-
mazioni rivolgersi sui posto: Del Monte
Hotel, Rodco, Contra Costa Co.
II. Del Monte Proprietario
5Sb6b. las n. o.
L'Italia., 1907-09-05

81 CERCA un cuoco pratlco di cuci-
ma italiana ed inglese. Buona paga
Scrivere per informazioni alrHotel
Shauvet, Glen Ellen. Cal.
1928 29-s n. q.
L'Italia., 1907-09-05
A TUTvT'OGGI.


N. B. Delta somma trovasi depoHtsts
"a interesse presso Ia Bahca TALE
7 Americsnn, mel Libretto di Rlsparmis
\. asa.
L'Italia., 1907-09-05

81 CERCA un Agente per vendere
lotti nella Contea di Marin.
t. Bacigalupi, 10 Montgomery Ave.
CERCASI un bravo giovane italiano
di bella presenza che parli inglese per
fare fagente di assicurazioni Buona
paga. Rivolgersi al 500 Grant Bldg. dali
le 11,3O ant. allie 1890 pom. ogni gior-
no eccettuato IL sabato e la domenica.
1851 80 s-en
L'Italia., 1907-09-05
IL SIG. AIessnndro scavino IA ricer

ca oil suo AMIGO Ghezzi Carlo IL auale
ha vissuto motto tempo nellEst o che
ora 81 trova in California. u f~ratello
Antonio vive con Alessandro Scavino.
Chi sapesse di lui e pregato scrivere a
Alessandro Scavino, Martinez, box 565
Cal.
1916
L'Italia., 1907-09-05

DA VENDERE macelleria e CROSSE
ria da motto tempo stabilita: situata In
San Pablo Ave. Oakland Cal. Per infor-
maziont dirigersi al runner S77-S79
San Pablo Ave-. Oakland.
1914 27-S SO
L'Italia., 1907-09-05
Grande Stagione d'Opera Etaliana
CHUTES THEATRE
MARIO LAMBARD1, Impresario ETToRE PATRIzI, Manager
SETTEMBRE-OTTOBRE 1902
ELENCO DEGLi ARTIST

soPRANI: Adeina Padovani, Primo Soprano leggero - Maria Coma
les, soprano drammaico = Lima Bertozzi, soprano rrico - Ester Ferrabini.
soprano lirico - Olga Simzis, aHro soprano leggero - MEZZO SOPRANO:
Renata Pezzati, Amaha Canzio.
TENoRI: Gag. francesca signorni, primo tenore drammatco = Do
menico DELI Franci, tenore drammatico - Angelo Parola, tenore Hrico -
Antonio Baestri, tenore leggero.
BARTTONI: Alessandro Arcangei Giuseppe Pimazzoni = Adolo
Pacini - BASSI: Olnto lombard = Paoo Wulman = Luigi Bergami -
A. Mauceri -COMPRIMARI: Adagsa Gana, Luigi Casini, Pompeo Elena,
Giuseppe Maidcchi, ArBtide NerL
DIRETTORE DORCHESTRA e Maestro Concertatore: Agide Jaccha
- MAESTRO SOSTITUTI: Antonio Fogazzola - Giovanni Baraveni
APPIsTA: Incia Cimini - PRIMO VIOLINO: Mario Cargnino PRI-
Petrovich = SUGGERITORE e ARCHIvISTA: Ferdinando Giaccone - MA
GAzzINIERE: Marceno Perovch SEGRETARIO: Diego Masias PRI-
lilo Lopez = ELETTRICIsTI: Giovanni Bianchi, Edward Smith = AT
TREzzIsTA: Artemio Navarro - AvvISAToRE: Ernesto Carreri - sAR-
40 Professor dorchestra - 40 corhti dambo sessi - IL ballerne
- Splendid scenari e coetumi provenienti da Milano.
REPERTOIRE DELLA La SETTIMANA
Mercoledi e Sabato sera Aida" Martedi. Sabato Matinee e
Domeniea sera Lucia - venerdi e Domenica Matinee ''Tosca".
sECoNDA sETTIMANA
Marted, Sabato Matinee e Domenica sera ''Boheme' Merco-
led. Venerdl e Domenica Matinee "Rigoletto' Giovedi e Sabato
SER" Traviata".
REPERTOIRE: Aida, OteDo, Traviata, Rigoletto, Trovatore, UgonottL
Lucia. Favorfta, Carmen, Mignon, Faust, Dmorah, Lohengrn, CavaIIeria,
Pagliacci, Gioconda, Boheme, Tosca, Manon Lescaut, Fedora, Puritani, ec
La stagione ST inaugurera la serad i Mercoledt II setembre al teatro
del Chutes colPAida. 81 daranno 8 representation per settimana e che
ogni sera (ecceto il LunedD ed al matinee di sabato e Domenica.
Prezzo del post riservati: $500 - ST so = $1OO = $3.50
sedie nei pachi $500 e $3.50
Ia Ia g Co Ii@nfim TitaTana u airo uffcio d vendita d bigHetd 81 trova al No. 81
Jackson St, St HSSeyTo8o snche oTdin per PSaa DuFehs aseoHDasnad d checks
49, s eomPas1ia De. carr, al n st a sa b m% %1 s%OSh O Ossv aa. ID earl sl
dl F P1 so Sl C b yiS Sn s si a i0 Ia Ssn np saa Sc T d a@m NE saDp h pr onar .a
q pe411 81 P sn 4s;ns As%s snas 1 er. sw sns s iIaS s ane 0 Ate e che am sp aS% s, d al
Broad Gauge e allie lis ' 3 iais ea Marrow Gauge gee per oakland and e I Xla Rss a.
tell sdattads,i%i che partono DAT ferry a mssssnOtss e ALA N I Dom. "' ''
L'Italia., 1907-09-05
PubbiiCita' Economical.

(offerta e domanda dimpieghi, avvmi di compera, vsndita. affitti
proposte di AFFAIR.", ecc)
L'Italia., 1907-09-05

81 DESIDERANO due stance ammobi-
late mel quartiere latino per uso di
housekeeping per madre o figlio.
Prezzo moderate. S~crivere a E. Sando
u. .. General Delivery. Citta.
L'Italia., 1907-09-05
GOebel collins
Co.

122S-3O Fillmore st. (Arcade Build
ing), room Z - ST fanno piani e speci-
ficazioni per case ed edifici in legno,
mattoni e cemento rinforzato. 81 for
niscono calcoli sui costo, 81 fanno a
prezzi motto raglonevoli cottages di 3,
4 e s camere.
Rivolgersi all Agenzia Fiduciaria
Italiana di &. DOlcibeIla a Co., IIS3
Montgomery Ave-, San Francisco, per lie
migliori condizioni.
L'Italia., 1907-09-05

DA VENDERE salone, Lista, Licenza.
Fornitura. Cash Register. Liquori ecc.
Ultima occasione per un italiano intra-
prendente. Centre del quartiere italia
no.
5S27 rs n. q
L'Italia., 1907-09-05

1900 bariiotti di a%cciughe salate. pri-
ma aualita. garantite barile per bari
lie. sale giusto IL necessario. Rarilotti
da S5 a 90 libbre. Rivolgersi per pin
schiarimenti a c. Carnevali 1919 Mar
ket st. bet. 5 and 3 st. San Francisco.
L'Italia., 1907-09-05

rpou asmOrna rmnndene' DM&ao =n.z il l~ srnsHmS ST. sn Nrae.eI
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-07
A canvass of the newspapers, bot

A canvass of the newspapers, both democratic and republican. during the past month, gives evidence of a very singular and sudden alteration in sentiment concerning the demo- cratic prospects in 1908, says a Washington writer who is thoroughly conservant with the subject. The apathy that always accompanies an inevitable candidacy seemed. up to two months ago, to have settled on the party; but now, since the ap- pearanee of ten available candidates, the whole complexion of the situation is changed, and nowhere is this more evident than in the editorial pages of the newspapers referred to. Among the names suggested as candidates are overman. White, Johnson, Daniel, Swanson, Rayner, Culberson, Car mack, Beckham. Smith and Francis. It is a singular fact that in all this long list. there is not, except Johnson, the name of single northern man. It seems to be generally conceded that the south is to name the next candi- date of the party. and it Is probably the most significant sign of the times that this inevitable event has excited no adverse criticism, either in the north or west.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-07
HEARD IN PASSING.

Eight senators out of 47 and II assemblymen out of 127 voted 10 sus- tain Mayor Mcclellan against the utilities bill. Such strong support must be highly gratifying New York World.
 While the president continues his campaign against the railroads and mouopolies. new mergers are being talked of daily of a magnitude to even put the Hartman affair in the shade. -MIddletown Press.
 The report of Colonel Goethals, chief engineer of the Panama canal. for May shows 6s0.3s5 yards dug at CuIebra and 7O.3eO at Gatun. a total of 7s0.725 yards Of material removed. This is not SO much as was taken out in March and April. but more than in any other month since the work was taken up--Springfeld Union
 The New Haven road is acquiring control of the Boston and Maine sys- tenn on the instalIment plan Already the interests identified with President Mellen have absorbed a third of the Boston and Maine capitalization. and the the alliance of the two great New England transportation properties is steadily being pushed forward-- Hartford Times
 W T. BryaniS declaration that 1t Es not ret time 10 decide whether he will be dem0craeyis standard bearer is a quiet dig at some of the -fzvorits sons" on the other side vho are chasing the noDinztiOz % eloseIy that exhaustion is imminent But
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-07
VESSEL BLOWS UP.
Entire Crew of Contraband, With
 Many Fishermen, Meet Death.

Entire Crew of Contraband, With
 Many Fishermen, Meet Death.
 TUNIS, June GA Turkish sailing vessel laden with contraband ammuni- ton and bound for %ripoli has been blown up in the vicinity of Port Ear. ziss. Her entire crew and eighty fish ermen who were alongside at the time were lost.
 The vessel had on board number of rifles and 500 barrels of powder. The local authorities learned that she was about to take advantage of the absence of the guard ships to try to disembark her cargo on the beach.
 They ordered a number of armed boats belonging to sponge fishers to prevent the landing. Twenty-four of these boats went out and surrounded the vessel, and the men from them were swarming on board when an ex plosion occurred.
 It is believed the captain blew up his vessel to avoid capture. Most of the sponge boats went down with the yes sel. The explosion was heard for a distance of sixty miles.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-07

The war department has allotted
 $5,000 for the purchase and construc-
 tion of rife range on the recently purchased Leon Springs, Texas, re- servation. It will probably be avail able for the southwestern competition this summer. Speaking of govern ment ammunition one writer says that the model of 1906 bullet weighs 150 grains against the 230 grain bull let formerly used. It wears out the rife barrel almost twice as rapidly and the rifle may not stand more than 2,000 to 2,500 rounds. It has an initial velocity of 2,2S0 feet against 2,200 feet for the 1903 model. The great advantage of this bullet is that if soldier be not trained in target practice and will point his gun on a level with the height of his eye the bullet will strike an advancing in- fantryman somewhere between the head and feet at a distance of fifty yards. For the model 1903 bullet the point blank range was about 300 yards. Instead of the blunt end formerly used the new bullet is very much the same as the pointed ogival projectile fired from the sea coast rife except that 1t is even more point ed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-07
MADE PIE WITH ARSENIC.
Family at Montgomery Farm, Trucks
 vile, Pa, Had Fatal Feast.

Family at Montgomery Farm. Trucks vile, Pa, Had Fatal Feast.
 wILKESBARRE Pa, June 6.-one man is dead. child will die and sev- eral other children are in a serious condition at the farm of John Mont. gome.y at Trucksvillle as result of eating pie containing arsenic.
 The housekeeper. a Mrs. Kelly. mis- took arsenic for baking powder and placed quantity in the pieJ she was baking. The entire Montgomery fami. ly. the hired help and some visitors to the house partook of the pastry, and all became very III. Joseph Brown. hired man. died shortly after | a physician arrived at the house.
 Mrs. Kelly's two children and three other children who were visiting the farm ate freely of the pie. One of the Kelly children cannot recover. while the otbers are in a serious con- dition. Mrs. Kelly says q can contain ing the arsenic and one filled with baking powder were on the same shelf, and she took the wrong csn by mis- take.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-07

Bryan's coyness at this time must not be taken seriously, for he has never ceased to be the man of the hour" to his party.-New London Day.
 If that man Orchard knows the de- tails of the Haywood crime, it is i'm portant that he be kept alive until he has told ''the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth" The pre- diction that he will be murdered be- fore it is time for him to take the stand shows the estimate which pub lie opinion has placed upon the friends of Haywood. It would also seem to indicate that not very much hope is entertained that the mans trial will be fair both from the stand point of prosecution and defense.- Ansonia Sentinel.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-07
FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1907.

Congressman Rodenberg of Illinois is charged by James w.. Kirk, editor of the East St Louis Journal, with compelling the former and present postmasters of that town to divide their salary with the brother of the congressman. The former postmast- CTS say that the charge is true and Rodenberg has not denied 1t. This form of grating is said to be quite prevalent among republican congress- men.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-07
cIsyton n.. neal sunner ,,orn.

CLAYTON. \. j.. June GA vioIen: vindstorm struck this town. and for fifteen minutes 1t was as dark as night Big hailstones fell. breaking windows and pounding roofs 90 hard that peo- pie took refuge in cellars Such tor. rents of water fell that rats were drir. en into the streets. where they drown ed Electric wires were broken by the falling trees. and the streets were green with leaves untn the storm was over Then for hslf an hour there was intense heat
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-07

That s5,O00,000 conspirators' fund is evidently getting in its work, for the reactionaries appear to have cap- tured Illinois with Cannon, have so shaken up New York that the dele- gation will be split and have Ohio in such a turmoil of doubt that the pre- sident to hold his own has been com- pelled to appoint postmasters favor able to Taft. The dough bag" has always been a powerful lever in re- publican politics.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-07
What T. MnlIrnnehI. I..

WASHINGTON, June 7.--Justice An dersOn of the supreme court in an ad. dress before technological school de fined a mOllycOddle. He said: There are some who do not wish to earn a living or pay It's price. As boys they shirk at home and at school As young fellows they shirk their part In the worlds work and finally settle down into beings whom President Roosevelt calls mOIlycoddles."
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-07
HI. Name Too Lonz ,o Print.

CHICAGO. June T.--Miss Italia Blair. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey ]. Blair and one of the noted beauties of ChicagO's younger social circles. will become the bride of a spanish noble man She has entered the ehurch of Rome 50 that no barrier may be placed in the way of the marriage. The name of her hanee. t is said, Is too long to print
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-07
SENATOR SAYS "BARKIS IS WILLING
Resolution Says, "Thc Record of Phil lander Chase Knox rs Matter of History''-Pcnnsylva Proud
 of Such . Son.

HARRISBURG, Pa., June 1.-The Republican state convention in session here indorsed Philander Chase Knox for the Republican nomination for president in 1908 in the following reso- lution: a
 Pennsylvania has just pride in pre- senting to her sister states as a worthy successor to Theodore Roosevelt her distinguished son, who from the be- ginning was foremost in counsel and most afecting in practical support of the policies for the regulation of cor porate power which has so endeared the president to the people of this country. It was Philander Chase Knox who, in 1902, pointed out that an amendment to the constitution of the United States was necessary to enable congress to redress the wrongful exer.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-07
Bry.n T.Ik. WI1s Hni and r.rk.r.

!. Bryan met most of the Democratic state ofscers. taIked over the slephcne with former United states Senator D.- vid B Hm and alec he'd q chance meeting and chat with former Chief yEdee AIto1 B Parker of the court cf appezls wEo w1s tke Deuoerstfc eandidats h 1904 for president o< fhs United States. zs Hr. Br7s1 was hiz- ssH ia lsee and leu0
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-07


 else of power by corporations in their relation to interstate commerce and who made that opinion good by the legal proceedings which he successful- ly prosecuted for the violation of the interstate commerce and antitrust laws winch he recommended and pre- pared and which subsequently met the approval of congress.
 'The record of Philander Chase Knox is matter of history. Of him President Roosevelt said in his speech at the dedication of the new state cap- itol in October 1908:
 During the last few years the na- tional government has taken very strong strides in the direction of exer- cising and securing adequate control over the great corporations, and 1t was under the leadership of one of the most honored public men in our coun- try, one of Pennsylvania's most emi- nent sons - the present senator and then attorney general, Knox-that the new departure was begun
 We are proud of MT. Knox's record as attorney general"
 The platform also strongly indorses the administrations of President Roose- welt and Governor Stuart and declares adherence to the principle of protection to American labor, American industries and American products.
 Senator Knox last night announced his willingness to become a candidate for the presidency fin 1908 should the Republican party see it to nominate him. Senator Knox's position wal made known n expressing his appre. ciaticn of the action of tLe Republican state convention
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-07
ConsuI General Face. ch.r..,

WASHINGTON. June T.-John Jen- kins. American consul general st San Salvador. Is here awaiting a disposition hy the state department of the com plaint lodged against him that he had been involved in the conflicting politics of San salvadOr and Nicaragua to the detriment of the former.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-07
Voters Attention.

Until further notice I will be at my office, room ?, City Hall Annex from 9 to F .m., 9 to 5 D. n., and 7:30 to 9 p. m., for the purpose of receiving applications for party enrolment. and to make corrections in cases of re- moval, etc. Come in and see if you are properly listed.
 HENRY o'CoNNoR.
 Registrar of Voters.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-07
Lawrence Portrait Brt.s. staooo.

LONDON. June 7.-R1bInson q Fish CT sold at aucti1n to Charles wersheg. mer Sir Thomas LsvTs1es's portrait of Julia Peel afterwsrd Lady Jerssy. fer s42-Oo0 The picture vas one of the chief treasures of Drsytoa manor.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-07
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
ASSESSORS NOTICE.


 You are hereby notified that the Board of Assessors of the City of Waterbury, will be in session at Room No 6, City hall, every week day from June 1st, 1907, until July 1st, 1907, inclusive for the purpose of receiving lists of all persons owning property, real and personal subject to taxation in this city.
 If any resident taxpayer neglects or refuses to hand in list, made and sworn to as prescribed by law (sick- ness or absence from the city being no excuse, the assessors must make out list, and add thereto ten per centum, as required by law. Each parcel of real estate must be separately described. k once hours, 9 a. m. to 12 a. m.; ? p. m. to 5 p. m. and 2 p. m. to 8 p. m.
 Attest:
 WILLIAM E BEECHER,
 MARTIN J. McAVOY,
 TIMOTHY J. CARMODY,
 Board of Assessors.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-07
Brvrn nrs F~-nr F.r r.-.

WASHINGTON. June T-wIHisn ]. Bran his wife spd ssgzhter. MIss Grace Buan. spent today fa Washing tna and later Isff f5r ter hous d Lxncuzn. Neb.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-07
DANCING

Mir and Mrs John F. Kicks aca- demy, 43 East Main street, advanced class with orchestra music Friday evenings. Beginners classes Mon day and Thursday evenings and Sat- urday afternoon. Academy can be rented for private dances. etc. lei 177-5.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-04-04
GOODRICH TRANSIT CON-
PANY NAMES OFFICERS
FOR The YEAR.

Captains and engineers for the several
boats of the Goodrich Transit company
were appointed for the season last week.
The appointments are:
Columbus Charles Moody, captain;
George Nc Laughlin, engineer
Virginia-E. Redner, captain; Joseph
Peroutka, engineer
Carolina-Con Nc Cauley, captain; A..
Zeirsch; engineer.
Indiana-E, Taylor, captain; Charles
Munroe, engineer.
Racine--J. A. Wilson, captain; Charles
Clark, engineer.
Iowa-W. Plummer, captain; J, Busch
man, engineer.
Georgia.. johnson, captain; &. Snc-
kow, engineer.
Sheboygan-T Baldwin, captain; A..
Gilbraith, engineer.
Chicago-C. Fowler, captain; Thomas
Dorey, engineer.
Arctic-B. Snitfins, captain, G. German
son, engineer.