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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-31
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-21
0AKVIllE HAPPENINGS

The lumber for the new addition to Shades factory on Falls avenue has arrived and the framework will begin in a few days.
 One of the shop specials from Wa tertown became derailed on Wednes- day and the shop workers were saved the trouble of walking to 0akville by erowding into another car.
 The usual Lenten devotions will take place at St Mary Magdalene's church tomorrow evening at s:3e. Commencing next Sunday the hour for mass will be changed from s:3O to 2 o'clock.
 James Newell of Wood street has recovered from his recent illness
 The Meehan family are to move from SIade-s tenement in the Glen to Waterbury
 F. s. R Douglas of Main street is on the sick list
 The high wind of yesterday turned over a small building on Newton Heights owned by Dr Lopez- and blew out a large pane of glass from the Neuton Heights school. which is in the same locality
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-21
FAYETTEVILLE.

Regular meeting of Court Welch tonight iE Carter's hall at o'clock.
 William Hanley of TOrrington has moved into the house recently va cated by D. r. Lynch.
 The branch library will open in the Carter building on next Tuesday.
 Leander Hosier has resigned lis position with the American Pin Co.
 The main shafting in the American Pin Co broke down yesterday about 3:3O o'clock, causing small part of the plant to close down.
 Mrs Louis Rffenburg is confined to her home on High street, with an at tack of the grip.
 Albert H. Lane has purchased a team of truck horses from Hartford parties. &.-
 There are unclaimed letters at the postoffice for Mrs Beecher and Pro lessor LauZa.
 James NJ. Marsden of Torrington was in town on bushes trip yester- day.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-21
WATERFOWL JOTTlNGs

Yesterday was typical March day and the high wind did consideI;,- ble damage to shade and fruit trees. A chimney on the building used by the fire companies was blown over any many blinds were torn tIuin their fastenings and blown to the ground.
 Mr and Mrs Paul Klimpke and children have gone to Atlantic City for few days. Mrs Mary Tehan. a trained nurse from Waterbury ac- companied them.
 X large number of tickets for inc concert in Waterbury this evening. have been sold here.
 Mrs Clifford Lord of Hartford is visiting her parents here. for few days.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-21

ing next week. Monday. Tuesday and "Wednesday.
 John ]. Shehan has offices to rent at corner of South Main and Grand streets.
 DuesIer Bros. marketmen. are seil- ing pure Quaker oats at 3c package. Best goods. low prices
 The United Gas Improvement Co will put in hot water heater for SIP
 The New York Grain and Feed store makes all deliveries without ex- tra charge
 The Fulton fish market has fresh shad. blue fish. sea trout. spanish mackerel. etc
 The Boston Millinery at 1SI South Main street will have their spring opening on Friday of this week
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-21
DRAMATIC SCENES IN COURT.
Roof Garden Murder Trial May Be Ended Abruptly by Commfttal of
 Accused to Lunatic Asylum For Criminals.


 NEW YORK, March 21.--The blow which Harry Kendall Thaw has been in terror of ever since his trial for the murder of Stanford White began has fallen District Attorney Jerome did not make formal application for the appointment of commission in luna cy. but in an impassionad speech he appealed to the conscience of the court, asserting that Thaw as he sits daily in court is unable intelligently to advise his counsel and is believed by every one who has watched and come into contact with him to be insane. Mr. Jerome asserted that his own alien ists--the six men who testified for the state--were convinced when they had considered all the facts in connection with the case that Thaw was of un- sound mind.
 MT. Jerome dramatically accused the counsel for the defense of concealing testimony which. if presented to the court, would make the continuance of
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-21

DR. ALLAN M'LANE HAMILTON. the trial a crime. So earnest did he plead that Justice Fitzgerald dismissed the jury until Friday morning and ad- journed court until he considers what ever evidence either side has to offer and decide whether the trial shall go on or whether commission in lunacy shall be appointed to pass upon Thaw's mental condition.
 If I should decide to appoint con- mission or take any other step in the matter on Friday" announced Justice Fitzgerald. ''I would wish to name alienists who have not been in the case before. I therefore ask both the district attorney and the counsel for the defense to furnish me by Friday morning lists of names of all the ex- perts who have been in any way con- nected with the case"
 This the attorneys agreed 10 do.
 The radical action taken by Justice Fitzgerald changing the entire aspect of the trial was precipitated by the in- troduction of Dr. Allan McI.ane Ham, ilton. the slleni.s vho figured in the trial of GuItea,,. tse- assassin of Pres ident Garfield. as . witness for the de fense.
 The scenes at6Eding the adjourn ment of court were dramatic and ex- citing. Thaw's counsel seemed taken utterly by surprise. This was expect cd 10 he the last day of the trial ex- cept for the summing m before the jury. Soon after the three cornered discussion among Justice Fitzgerald. District Attorney Jerome and Mir. Del mas besan Thaw's five other attorneys gathered one by one around the judges desk and for time seemed intent up- on denying what the court had termed the charges of unprofessional conduct brought against them by the prosecut- ing officer.
 Thaw. dejected. sst deserted at his counsel table. He had seemed unsusl- ly pale and somewhat haggard when he came into court at the beginning of The morning session. having com plsined of fatigue and restIessneSs. When the district attorney and Mir. Delmss began their usual skirmish soon after the trial started Thsv-s spirit seemed to brighten and he laugh ed in Eood huusor at some of the pas ssees st arms between the learned district attorney snd the learned counsel from tbe Pscisc slope- AS the argument beesn to take on . mcre serious phsss. however. the prisoner
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-21
TIMELY TOPICS.

Easter millinery opening at New York Millinery store. Smart things direct from the Metropolis.
 Easter plants and flowers of all kinds at Sake & FlOtO's. Order vour violets and lilies.
 Opening millinery days at \. F. COuIes will be Saturday. Monday and Tuesday.
 Harding has brushes of every de- scription and all are placed at bar gain prices.
 n E. WiIson < Co has line of fishing tackle Special line of steel rods st s24o.
 Langley has standard goods in ranges. beds. Tefrigerato-x. carpets. rug snd go-cartS-
 WerzeI's tcEgsry has a line of csrs for the bays at zJc- Tkey are drrstl. ana styii-h
 Watch fs. Ch2-s-s millinery opel
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-21
WINDOWS BEFORE THE DOOR.
Maid's Queer Idea Of Providing In
 sress for Bremen.

The things people do when they have a fire in the house would make a book full of exceedingly funny read ing. The other day there was fire out on Westminster place. and the maid. as is usual with maids. got very much excited. says the St Louis Globe e-Democrat- After the fire was extinguished she vas relating incl dents and declared that her first thought vas to open all the virdovs- T went and threw up every vindev." !" she said But reconstructed the lady of the house. why did you do thst.- Why. to Ie; the fremen in said Mary -Bu. couldn't they get h through the door.- asked the lady. 'Oh. they never does said Mary with conviction. they never waits to go to the door. but jumps ia through the windops.- and she smiled h thinking cf her ovn presence of mind in N nsnbering ths vasaries of areD0L
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-21
THE cALBAS
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For the Good of All

Just to let you know what class of work I do. I repair all kinds of fur niture, varnish pianos. stain. paint and varnish wooden ware of all kinds. put grates in stoves, repair and put in water faucets. Paint and paper rooms and do glazing. l buy and sell second hand furniture.
 See the all around man. s. z. TARUsZkA,
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 Phone 2s5-3. 2-2s-1m
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-21
NAUGATUK NCUGGETs

Notices calling attention to the dog laws have been posted about town by Road Superintendent Pitcher.
 The March wind yesterday blew down a number of signs about town and on number of houses the blinds were damaged.
 Mir and Mrs Amos Culver of High street have returned from Water bury where they have beeh spending the winter at The Elton.
 An important meeting of Nauga- tuck tent K. o. T. M. will be held this evening at s o'clock in Foresters' hall. Every member is requested to attend. ~.
 The Children of Mary will give q whist party at Columbus hall on Fri day evening. April 19. There will he dancing and refreshments will be served.
 William T. Titley, the associate corporator of Centennial lodge. I. O. O. F., attended the annual meeting of the corporators of the Odd Fellows home in New Haven yesterday. A special meeting of Laurel tenn pie, P. S.. will be held at Pythian hall Friday afternoon at 3:3O to con- plete arrangements for the celehra- tion of the temples ninth anniver- sary. E.
 The Alpha Delta Chi fraternity have completed arrangements for their fourth annual reception and dance to be held in Columbus hall on Friday evening, April F. The invi- tations for the dance will be issued the latter part of this week.
 There will be meeting of the ar engagement committee of the degree gles at Eagles hall tonight at l o'clock to complete arrangements for their dance to be given at Eagles hall Saturday evenig, April 6.
 Pierce E. Freeman and William Bickerdike have been elected dele gates by Court Salem. r. of A., to the state Foresters' convention to be held in New Haven in May. John Adamson. jr. and F HI. Began haze been elected delegates to represent Court Goodyear.
 Peter Lawson. farmer. who re- sides in Millville, was seriously in jured yesterday morning. He was driving cattle on his farm when a falling limb of a tree struck him on the head and tore off a part of his scalp about six inches square. He was unconscious wheu carried into his house.
 Centennial lodge. I. o. O. F.. has had it's big safe moved from the Od'l Fellows hall in lily block to the store of k. V. Parker on Maple street where it will remain until the lodge occupies its new home in the building to be erected by w. H. Twitchell at the corner of Meadow street and Park place.
 X brakeman on one of the local freight trains complained to Chief of Police Schmidt yesterday that ne had been shot in the back by some oae who was using an air rife west of the railroad tracks. The chief inveS- tigated and found that boy named Steel had been using an air rife in barn on Church street.
 The suit of Mrs Jane Hotchktss against the borough for damages Of S2.OOO for injury to her property on High street caused by a change in the grade of the street has not been settled hut probably will be before many days. \ committee from the board of warden and burgesses held meeting Monday to talk over tlle matter but Mrs HOtchkiss' attorney was unable to be present.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-21
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-21

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-21

The Evening Democrat h the peoples paper. The price is zc copy. lie a week. lzc . month, Ss . year, by mail or carpef.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-21
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 TEAS and COFFEES. Get the best. It costs no more here. Good Teas 35c and 4Oc.. Try it. Our Best 5Oc Teas, all kinds. You will pay others COG.
 FANCY CHOP TEAS-SOmething nIce ............ ............. JUG COFFEES-That you pay others to 1Oc lG more for are here at 1Sc. 20c, 25c. 3Oc and 32c ID. We guarantee you good X Java and Mocha Coffee for, a lb ...... 35c Here Arc Values-Our Prices Much Less Than Others Ask. LONDON LAYER, a ID ....... 10c Regular price, l2c.
 NEW DATES-6 pkgs for .... 25c Regular price 5c a pkg. A. & r. FANCY PATENT FLOUR A Sack, Is barrel .............. G5c DS STAMPS with ' cakes A. X r. ZC BORAX. SOAP ...... 25c 1S STAMPS with 2 cans A. & F. ZO Country Gentleman CORN ........ ............ .0c ln STAMPS with 1 cake PUMEX IV Mechanics Soap ........ 5c Removesquickly. grease, paint, ink, etc from the skin.
 AT IF l.2c Others get 15c. Cream of Wheat, Grape Nuts, Force and Pettijohn Breakfast food.
 AT l5c a can. Others get 20c. Soused mack erel. Marshall's Kippered Herring. in STAMPS with 1 pkg Old Dutch. IV Cleaner ......... ...... 1Oc ln STAMPS with 1 pkg Mule IV Team BOrax ........... l:c