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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-10-29

DR.. T. G. Roddick, OF Montreal, ex-
President Of the British Medical Associa-
ton, has been credited with the state
ment that within twenty-five years. pro-
viding adequate measures for its eiimi-
nation are adopted a case Of consumption
win be a curiosity.
When one considers that to-day the
mortality from tubercular disease puts
consumption at the head Of the death
list, DR.. Roddick's prophecy seems I'M
duly sanguine. 50 much Is being accom-
plished however, IN the warfare waged
against the scourse, that it Is not only
possible, but probable.
An essential warning Is that against
neglect OF an lncipient cough. A cough
in Itself is not necessarily dangerous, but
its action upon the respiratory organs
is irritating. and leaves the lungs sore
and less able to Withstand attack from
the tubercular germ.
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APPROVE ENGINEERS ORDERS.
Commissioners Authorize Street Re-
pairs and Added Helm.

The following orders of the Engineer
Commissioner Of the District have been
approved by the Board Of Commissioners:
The resurfacing OF the carrfage-way
on the south side Of Pennsylvania ave
nue., between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets, at an estimate cost of $4,000; the
appointment of c. F.-Rose temporary
craftsman in the office Of the Engineer Of
Highways, at a compensation of 81
day; the construction Of a sewer in
Prospect avenue northeast. from Lincoln
avenue eastward coo feet; the tentative
appointment Of Gilbert L. ROdder as
craftsman in the Office of the inspector
of buildings, on October p, with COM
pensation at the rate Of s. per day.
chargeable 10 the appropriation for the
expenses Of the Commission to report on
school buildings; the resurfacing Of the
carriage-way in Fourth street northwest,
between D and z streets, at an estimated
cost Of $500, chargeable to the appropria-
ton for repairs 70 streets.
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Ir0r Williams Judgment Of L. e. Strider. justice II
the peace for $3.50. Plaintiffs attorney. L. i.
Loving
No. s95sL Same vs. Charles r. B0pP. Judgment
Of $. g. Mills. Justice Of the peace. for S5.N
Plaintiffs attorney L. 7. Loving.
No. 1883. Johnson County Savings Bank vs. Mary
{. Mende; bills Of exchange, $50, Plaintiffs at
torncy T. L. Jeffords.
No. 1850 same William J. HerbSt. hills OF
exchange. $3.50. Plaintiffs attorney. 7. l. Jefords.
No. 1851. Same vs. Butler & Field. bills # tx
change, $50. Plaintiffs attorney, 7. l. Je1ords.
No 1855. Same vs. Charles G. HCmuug; bills Of
exchange $50. Pluiutif attorney T. l. JetiOTd5.
No. 1889. Same vs. Charles j. Remsburg, bills
Of exchange $50 Plaintiffs attorney. T. L. JET
fords.
No. 1880 Same vs.. George L. Howard; bills q
exchange $50 Plaintiffs attorney, 7. l. Jefords-
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DAMPER ON HALLOWEEN FUN.
Police Plan 10 Suppress Traditional
Franks of Occasion.

To the deep regret Of the hundreds.
even thousands, of small boys about the
city who have always looked forward 10
Halloween night as the night Of all nights
Of the year. when one lays aside his dig
nifty and joins in the merry-making, or
ders have been issued to the police which
indicate that the pleasures are to be
greatly curtailed on that eventful even
ing this season.
Such boyish pranks as flour throwing,
bean shooting. and tick-tacking have been
taboOed by the powers that be, and
only absolutely harmless sports viii be
permitted on that night. The younger
generation may engage in such pranks
as duekins for apples and telling ghost
stories, or popping corn, without interior
ence on the part Of the blue-coated pre-
serves of the peace. but, il they attempt
to enjoy any of the pastimes which in
past years marked the occasion, they
may come to grief.
Mai. Sylvester has directed that the
entire force be detailed on the streets
that night.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Assignment for Tuesday, October .. lsE-5Decial
calendar;
No J. Davis vs. United States. Attorneys A. $.
WOrthingtOn-D. ". Baker and Stuart Mcnamara
No ? Morgan vs. Morgan. Attorneys. Wilson x
Barksdae and NJ. J. Colbert Henry E. Davis
No 8. Collins vs.. District Of Columbia Attor-
neys. J. B. Archer. jr.-E. II. Thomas.
No Evans United States Attorneys, R. W,
Moore, CTandal Mackey. and D. 5. Mackall-D. W,
Baker and Stuart Mcnamara.
No ). Garfield vs. United States ex rel Frost
Attorneys, J. K. Webster. d. W. Baker. and Stuart
McNamara-kappler & MCTillat
No. g. District Of Columbia vs. Keen. Att0rneys.
/. II. Thomas and f. II. Stephens-Tucker & Ken
yon.
No 7. United States eX rel Newc0mb Motor Com
pany. Attorneys, r, y. Kenyon and ". +. Rogers
Melville Church and T. A. Tenant
Nc g. Thompson IS United States Attorneys
Leo Simmons-D. W. Baker ana stuart Mcnamara.
10. 9. Garfield vs., United States ex rel. Goldsby
Attorneys. W. Z. HaT-Kappler Merlllat
No H. Paolucci United States Attorneys.
Thomas C. Taylor and Wilton ]. Lambert-D. W.
Baker and Stuart Mcnamara.
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Reward for AssniInnt

Maj. Sylvester yesterday offered a re-
ward Of $50 for information leading to
the arrest Of the negro who assaulted
Mrs. Louisa Louis. wife of Or. A. H
Louis. of the Leumass Apartments, Sat
urday night. So far. the police have ar
rested four suspects, but Mrs Louis was
unable TO identify any Of them as her
assailant, and they were released.
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Shriners to Celebrate

Almas Temple Of the Mystic Shrine
has sent out an interesting circular.
notifying members of a meeting Thurs
day night, October 81 This being Mystic
Halloween night, elaborate preparations
are being made for an enjoyable evening.
Many new and entertaining skitS VIII be
introduced and Capt Gibson's Wild
Arabs viii keep things moving. Il Is
expected many distinguished visitors will
be present TO join in the festivities.
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Circuit Court No. /.

Ilr1 II r TT lAltr1A
Corbctt vs. EmiuF. verdict Tor plaintiff fer
$3.50 Plaintiff attorneys. T. f. Evans ard Nc
Nell & Mcneil. defendants attorneys. J. =
Easily Smith and B. " Parker.
Cook Army and Navy Club motion Cor g.
cUity fCr costs granted Plaintiffs attorney. W
D Davdgg defendants attorney jobs y. Iaruer.
Schneider Vs. American Bridge Company verdict
for defendant. TlHiutiT's a--1Uar- Evans Ben
SON s pou.'uey; defendant attorney r. s. Huide-
Eopty.
Assignment f1r today
No ISL Smith Us. Tdbhy. Attorneys. ". g.
Gardiner and =. y. HCusve.I-H0WsTd Boyd and
o. =. NJ Brown.
No. al BerroEs vs.. Lisusr Attorneys. W l.
AmHrCes-Lf0u T1lTiUgr
30. lE. Benson vs Metropolitan Life Insurance
CrmpsEy. Attousys. Hayden J1huslu-Beuy &
Minor.
Nc. l1. Foster vs. Congregation Talmud TGrah.
Attouevs s. g.. Giysg-Le.a Tslrilcr.
80 80 biery So AEcmus. Attorneys Archer &
Smith Wilton j. lambert.
80. Is Hazard Is. Riley. Attorneys. Y. Il. Wal
lo.-T L. Jettorls.
No. a. Jones w. Stesusu. Attorneys Barnard
& J1husCu-Arfhur Peter.
No. i19 Jennings IS Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Washington EaiEaad C0UHduv. Attorneys. J.. Hi
Ton Ja,z,Jn-Alchtuuey & FlaBney.
No. ~. EaEea v-. UltL Attorneys. J. Wilmer
Lat.ulT-L. J. Nstl.I.
Ne 90. GduFgod VS.. Htudr.cbs1n Attorneys G.
j. Whrtod au3 vs.. s. J1'Tstou-K =. sleaisy.
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club celebrates halloween

The Michigan Social Club met at its
rooms in the Pythian Temple on Satur-
day evening, about fifty members and
friends being present. After the business
meeting an interesting Halloween pro-
gramme, I'm charge Of Messrs. Edwards
and BabcOck. was given Mrs D. A Ed
wards read a paper on the origin of
Halloween customs. and various games
were played.
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OPPOSE RUSHING THE CAN"
Business Man Asks Commissioners
40 Check Practice.

a request has been received by the
Commissioners from Robert B. Tenney.
of the firm of Tenny & Sons, prominent
local flour dealers, advocating a bill for
the prohibition of the sale OF beer or
liquor of any kind in any unseaIed yes
sci unless it be consumed on the prem
ises where purchased
Mr.. Tenny draws the attention Of the
Commissioners to the conditions exist
ing in Georgetown, where he states it is
no uncommon thing 20 see a string of
teams blocking the streets while the
drivers and helpers are drinking beer
out of a tin can He understands that
other cities have adopted such law
with beneficial results, and does not
think that local employers Of labor
should be forced to submit TO such a
state of affairs.
The Commissioners have as yet taken
no action in the matter.
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DONATIONS FOR HOSPITAL.
Public Contributes Generously TO
Episcopal Institution.

Donation Day and Hospital Day at the
Episcopal Eye. Ear and Throat Hospital
have had their annual round. and the
storeroom is reported comfortably filled
as the result of the former and the
hospital fund sWeIled by the latter
Groceries, canned goods and other
staples were generously donated by the
friends OF the institution
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NEW DAY LINE To
jamestown and Norfolk
Perfect httinr
Clothes for Msn.

At REDUCED RATES
FARE, 81 ROUND TRIP $50, one way, Ao9
% Richmond and return.
Leave Washington. Eevs Nhar, 9Th ST. So, 40
3 d. m. Tuesdays Thursday. ard Saturdays Re
turning leave Campbels Wharf Norfolk, 10 -
a. "a. Mondays wednesdays and Fridays.
Ticket Oficri lsth and FL. ave. ru-
/ J WOOILEN G. p. A.
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Circuit Court No. ?,



CIUGCH. GcmUlstTafflL. T-- Potomac Electric
Power Company. verdict for plaintiff fU $3.50
PLAINTIFF attorney. Thomas g. Bradley. defendant s
attorneys. j. j. Darlington and vs.. g.. sullivan
HAYES vs. DE Witt. verdict for defendant Pain
tus attorney l.. J. llarhgr. defendants attorney
HAYDEN Johnson
Costello vs. Palmer. mrs F5sritcd Plaintiffs at
t0Ug. L. J. AlathC, defendants attorney Ma
thuirl Wilson
Assignment for to-day;
~. les Brown vs. oC0aror. Attorneys. J. T.
Burkarf-W. j. Lambert
No a. klUchaUss Us. Capital Traction Company
Attorneys. Lccsi1 Fulton * cox Ross Perry a
Son and e.. Thomas Dunlop
No p Pitts SIS. EduruSn ATTORNEYS, Z. p
Downing g.. a. Bery. and J.. \. C0usliaH-Gil-
tiugs & Chamberlu.
No TO- rlatt Us. Washington Post Compauy-
ATTORNEYS. IT. Vs. Whcatlrv-Chapiu Brown
No ls2 Daniel vs. Metropolitan Railroad Com
pauy Ct al Attorneys Mcneil 8 llcNeill-E. H.
Thomas and j. J. Darlington
No. 49,. Moore & Hill IS. Early & hampton. At
tomUys. W J. Lambsrj-Douglas d Douglas.
No. I35 Fauca vs. Himehright. Attorneys, J. H.
Adriasus-J. Wilmer Latmer.
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No 1851 Joseph Tiers & Go. Us. La Nomandie
Fotel; account, Sg709. Plaintiffs attorney, +. ID.
blackstone
No 1852 Peoples National Bank vs. Lucy s
Bahnsen: note. 500 Plaintiffs attorney. J. L.
Mullaly.
No. 1855 international Textbook Company vs..
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Equity Court No. 1.
'HIEF JUsTTCE CLABAUGH.

CHIEF JUSTICE JLAHAUGH.
Vieth vs. City and Suburban Railway Company;
bill dismissed Corplaiuant's solicitors. Clephane
& Clephane, defendants solicitor. J. J. Darlington
Fisher vs.. Harriet lane Home; executor author
lied TO execute assignments to transfer securities
Compartments solicitors, Carlisle & JohnSOni de-
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JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate Of David A. Chambers: viii dated July D.
1905 filed.
Estate Of Allen c. Mclean: letters Of administTa-
ton granted 10 Arthur 4. Bmey; bond $1,000 At
torneys. Birney q Woodland.
Estate Of Oliver b. Stewart action Of administra-
tors appTuyed. Attorneys, Ralston & Sidd9ns.
Estate Of james Mob. StCmbCl, order Of reference
20 auditor. Attorney T. H. Marshall
Estate Of Melcnde j. Smith; viii dated November
H. 1905. fled.
Estate Of Zenas G. Robbins order 10 sell stock.
Attorney, J. A. johnson.
Estate Of August SChmedtie; viii admitted to prO-
bate and letters testauentary granted 20 Julius
Duehring: bond, loo. Attorneys. Wolf x Cohen
In IT, Margaret sullivan petition TO appoint guar
dian fled Attorney J. J. Br0snan.
Estate Of Emily L. TrIesdaiI: order authorizing
executor 10 make loan and bring suit 70 perfect
title. Attorney, William X. QuinteT.
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Criminal Court No. I.


United states Us. Daisy Moyley, grand larceny:
nolle PROS. defendant discharged ATTORNEY. Thomas
Beck.
United States vs. Lewis King: assault with dan
gerUUs weapon, plea, guilty. Attorney Campbell
Darlington.
United States vs.. William F Foley; housetrcak-
lng and larceny plea, not guilty. Attorney Camp
bci' Cluiugt0n.
United states IS. Lewis Hill; assault with dan
gcr1us weapon, plea. not guilty Attorney, J. T.
Mclaughlin.
United States vs.. James Brookius; assault with
dangerous weapon and assault To xiii, plea, not
guilty. Attorney. Campbell Darlington.
United States Hunter Smith. Harry f. Wilson,
and John p. Gillian; housebreaking and larceny,
plea. not guilty. Attorneys Campbell Darlington
and J. b. Mclaughlin.
United States vs.. Ulysses Saunders. Charles W
Coates and Frank Coates; housebreaking, verdict
not guilty Attorney Campbsu Darlington
United States vs.. John Kngey; h0usebreakiug
and larceny; plro. not guilty. Attorneys. COstigan
& Pratt.
United States vs. Martha Thomas grand larceny;
plea, not guilty. Attorney J. NJ. Kicks.
United States vs. Lewis Batman and Harry VII
son; depreciation on private property; not guilty.
Attorney. }. y. Mclaughlin.
Assignment for to-day:
United States vs. George L. GOOdaCe-
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
United States vs.. Jennie jackson; receiving stolen
property; motion for new trial fled. Attorney,
Thomas /. Jones.
Assignment for to-day;
United States vs., Frank Adams and Harry At
wood.
United States vs.. James Richards.
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NHE WASHINGTON HERALD has
the largest morning circulation In the
District of Columbia. Remember The
Herald when placing legal advertise
menfs.
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For Mt. Vernon, Alexandria. and
Arlington, Washington, Alexandria
& Mt.NernOn Rv. Sta. I2th&Pa. av.
TRAINS FOR Mt. VERNON WEEK DAYS,
o. Il A. NJ. y NOON, 4. ,. AND 8 z. NJ
TRAINS FOR ALEXANDRIA AND AIRING
Ton DAILY EVERY % MINUTES.
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Gepdant's solicitors r. Ross Perry * Son. John
SeidCn. and a. A. Hochling ir
Chapman vs.. Howard: rule as % contempt dis
charged. Complainant solicitors. J. +. Padgett
and Thomas L. Jones defendants solicitor. Joseph
H. Stewart
Thomas Is Shnkins: reference 10 auditor Com
plaiEants solicitors. J. T. Scaggs and Thompson &
Laskcy; defendants solicitors. T. Forrest C. Bead
helm. and W. b. Reilly
Bucks Stove and Range Company vs.. American
Federation Il Labor; ute 20 show cause, retUuable
November g. Compldiuants solicitors. J. J. Darling
ton and vs.. G. Sullivan.
No Assignment for remainder OF week Chief Jus
uce Clabsugh VII sit on the bench Of the Court q
Appeals wee Justice McComas
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
United States q America vs. CaUuuya Mining
Company; receiver authorized 20 furnish list of
s-0csh0lders 90 protective association Complainant
solicitor. D. vs., Baker.
Shelley IS Butlrr, srgued and submitted. Com
ulainauts solicitors. Putmau, Poe q Frey, defend
ants solicitors. W. Il. Robson. Robinson & Rob
uson.
Bliss vs. Royce Ricketts,. pro confcssO made
absolute. Complainant solicitors. Herbert 3iic0B.
Bender Bakers Union: on hearing Complain
ants solicitors. II. T. Davis r. Is. kmbal!. Am
r0se & SWt.er, and John Rid0ut; DEFENDANTS So
Hector. Leon Tobriucr
Assignment for to-day,
No. S. Bender IS. Bakers Union. Attorneys.
Ambrose. StUtler. Eid0Ut-TobrneT.
Ne. a. DugaB vS HgIgltm Ct al Att0uegs.
Downing, Berry-Ambrose. Daish.
No. y. Staples tdpuzaya Mining Company.
AuCmc,s WorthiHgtou. Fraiiey-DUis Thomas
No 49, Cumberland Zschdry. ATTORNEYS.
Donglass-BrsHn. Brown, CaGett
No. 81 Lauahau IS. OT0ole. Attorney, Wallace.
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S48.25 to California

TIL October 80, 1917. riz Washiugtgn-suHsst
Route.
Tourist Sleeping Cars personally conducted, with
CUT change. Tmlg times weekly the year TJund-
Berth. SIS
4. J. POSTGN GenI- Agent.
5ll Pa ave. 7C5 18Th 81
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Ennitr Snit.


No. El0. Clara S Gross vs.. Henry J. Gross; di
yorce. Compliments solicitor. r. White
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ACTOR IS ARRESTED
Comedian Hitchcock Accused
of ASSaulting Girl.
RELEASED ON $4,000 BAIL

Action Comes as Surprise to yankee
Tourist Star, who Figured I'm the
ChaRler Libel Case-Gerry Society
starts Proceedings After Months of
InvestigatiOn-Other Cases Pending.
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CARS TO KENSINGToN

tars from 18th 81. and y. J. ave. CTCrg j. min.
Pass Rock Creek Bridge and Pa9s. main entrance
Z11 ard Country Club 70 Chevy Chase Lake Con-
meet with kensiugton cars. Round trip tickets,
sc az FuSSeIlS
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Criminal Court No. 2.
Rankruntpv Com
Probate Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
In re T. c. ROWzce; discharge ordered.
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Ferry Service to Alexandria

steamer Lackawanna every HOUR and HALF.
a. III. TO 7. 70. dzily and Sunday. FARE K
EACH WAY ~
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-24

said he would walk to the station. especially as on foot he might dodge Miss Sempton if she happened to come earlier than expected, and started across the lawn.
 On the lawn he fingered in the hope of seeing Miss Harriet once more, for he did not wish to leave lrvington without confessing his deception and declaring himself her humble worship CT from the Lone Star State. He had almost given up hope when he spied her coming from the house toward him. She. too. had been lodging diffi- culties in the path of meeting with him alone. And now as she tripped across the grass he saw in her eyes light, on her cheeks a color which caused his heart to bound. while the warm blood tingled through his veins.
 Lord Croyland," she said, before you go I want to thank you for what you did for Imogene and me last night It was splendid of you to take the blame. and"-
 But how do you know what l did?" he asked her laughingly.
 Because" she stammered, we've didn't go upstairs when you told us. We stayed in the billiard room and and listened" She finished with a violent blush. which made her t-resist- ible in the Texans biased eyes.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-24
"Oh" he laughed. "I see."

"Oh"' he laughed. "I see." k Miss Harriet did not join in his mer. riment. She looked up earnestly and asked:
 "Why didn't you tell the whole truth and explain to father?" -.
 Explain to father..' he echoed, mis- taking her meaning Good Lord. How could I?"
 Miss Harriet nodded, smiling hap oily.
 q think understand. You wanted to save her?"
 "Of course." answered Richard, re- lieved again. Really, these sudden shocks almost broke his nerve.
 "Now. tell me one thing more," con tinued the girl You are not an Eng lishman. suspected it before, and last night I knew it. Who are you?"
 Richard gasped and took backward stop. --''''' = - ais cheeks and tinged the dusky bronze.
 "Who am I?" he repeated earnestly. "A man who loves you with his heart and mind and soul-a man who has deceived you only that he might be hear you. to touch your hand and look into your eyes-a man who has fol- lowed you from Tex
 Harriet. Harriet" came a cry of shrill distress from the front veranda.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-24

Harriet the diamonds. They are gone"
 Mrs. Renwyck chung limp and di- sheveied to the railing, while MT. COrri- gan strove to hold her up and at the same time murmur words of comfort in her ear, a task in which he was greatly handicapped by shortness of stature and disproportionate rotundity.
 "Gone?" cried Harriet. whitening to the lips. Gone where?'
 Mrs. Ronwyck immediately forgot family traditions. etiquette and every thing else beside the crushing loss and her rising Irish blood.
 Don't be a foOl" she shrilled. "How do I know where they've gone? Do you think I've got em in my pocket? Police! Fire"
 With this dramatic finish Mrs. Ren- wyck promptly tainted. sinking down into huddled heap and dragging little Uncle Michael with her,
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Mir Renwyck drowned thoughtfully. "Lord Croylard," he asked, "did you open that window yourself"'
 ITO be sure," lied Richard suavely, while he screwed in his ever ready monocle, thanking God that he had not laid it aside. Somehow the thing seem- ed to give him confidence now. It was something to cling to- No harm. I trust?'
 Well, mo-" returned MT. Renwyck slowly, "only don't understand why it didn't raise a hullabal I'm posi-
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Gro be Continued).

The Democrat will furnish up-to. date reading matter with illustra- tions, Spare Moments. Mothers Magazine" and "Dressmaking at Home," to every one who pays their subscription in advance.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-24
BE TAILOR DRESSED.

Don't be misled by ready made. Be a tailor dressed man. Never was there a better oppor- tunity than now. Fine hand tailored, hand fitted, made-to order clothes at half price and an extra pair of trousers, worth $5, $6, $7, given you absolute ly free.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-24
CHAPTER XIX.

ATT o'clock the next morning MT. n Rsnwycx had a telephone call A from his partner in New York
 It vas of such a ss-iozs na- t1-e as to cause him to dress hurTied- fy and leave without waiting f0r his breakfast thozzh Mrs Renwyck fol- lowed kEz to the front verz1ds. beg
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-24
RIMS

Good Old Jamaica Rum. years
 old. s4 now ............s3 g. 75 Jamaica Rum. No 1. years
 old. s25a now ..........s2 25 Jamslca Rum. No .. years
 r'd sas a wo7v S7 OO
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-24
THE TALE OF A TUB.

so far as laundry work is concerned. is tale of the past in up-to-date laundries. Machinery that is exact thorough, and yet extremely delicate in its handling of the fims!est faD- rics, has superseded the hand-work of long ago. We are looking for the trade of particular people who want their linen washed right and deliver ed on time at the right kind of prlce If you send them to us
 5Oc-A WEEKS FAMILY WASHlNG-oOc
 New Method Family Laundry, 36 Ward St Waterbury. Conn Tel l36
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RRANDIES.

line Old French Brandy. 6
 years old, Si. now .....- S3.75 COgnac Brandy. years old. S25O, now ............S2 g 25 Cabinet Brandy. , years old. s225. now .......S2 S2O0
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-24
CHRISTMAS
 PRESENT

After the 18th of this month any purchaser tO the amount of S2 worth CT over will receive handsome CHRISTMAS PRESENT. Please bring this price list with you.
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CIDER BRANDTES.

No 1, years old. g. 50.reduced ]
 10 .--..... . - d . No 2. 2 years old. s2 25. reduc- cd to s- VD . Very Good. 6 years old. sl. re- ! duced to ...........S g. 15
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-24
FREE TO LADIES.

The famous White House Cook Book, full size, free to every lady who brings us a GUS toner for a suit or overcoat.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-24
SPECIAL PRICE LIST. BONDED WHISKIES.

Schenley Pure Rye. years old.
 $3. now ...... S2. 15 Pepper Pure Rye. years old.
 VI, now ............ S3. . D Old Crow Pure Rye, years old.
 VI, now ............. S3. [ D Monogram Rye. . years old.
 s2.25. now g. % Kentucky Rye. years old g
 now .... ............$I.5O 50