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Evening journal., 1907-02-14
Mr.. BOTTOMS WIFE
HAS PASSED AWAY
Attorneys For Both SIDES Now
EndeavOring TO Hold Pre-
sent Thaw Jury Together
COURT WILL NOW
ADJOURN UNTIL MONDAY

BY our own Wire. Publishers Press
NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-AIrs. Joseph II.
Bolton, wife Of Juror Bolton. died at noon
to-day from pneumonia.
As soon as news Of Mrs. Bottoms death
reached the Court House Assistant Dis
tr.ct-Attofney Garvin announced that
court would convene at o'clock only to
adjourn untl Monday
Harry Thaw from his eel In The loa S
sent a message to reporters who sought
his opinion on the adjournment saying:
Il feel very sorry for Mr.. Bolton. But
It Is just my luck"
BY Our own Wire. Publishers Press.
NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-THE trial Of
Harry X. Thaw was again interferred
with this morning by the EXTREMITY serious
illness of Mrs Balfon. wife Of juror No.
Evening journal., 1907-02-14
WIN Entertain VISITING Elks.

In German Hall this evening tho
Elks' bowling team. Of Philadelphia,
viii be royalty entertained by wiz
mington Lodge. No. sO7. A fine program
has been arranged by a committee Of
the focal lodge, comprising T. Wallace
Connolly, Dr. ID. I. McColley and NJ. 3.
Wright.
Evening journal., 1907-02-14

Sunday School Union Anniversary.
The Wilmington city Sunday School
Union will hold its annual convention at
the Washington Heights n L Church
next Tuesday.
Evening journal., 1907-02-14

Mrs William Thaw, mother of Harry.
toms wife there win be no mistrial de-
clared. Instead a postponement will be
taken. and detail Of court officers placed
over Juror oBlton until such a time as he
is ready for duty
1t is believed that both sides win go to
an yextreme rather than bring about a
mistriai as the present jury is believed to
CONTINUED on Second Page)
Evening journal., 1907-02-14
COLE FINED AGAIN
sishtlsss Man Once More Appears in
City court-other Cases.

Among the unfortunates who ap-
peared before Judge Cochran in City
Cuort this morning was William p,
Cole, the blind man who has frequent
ly appeared there for various orenses.
This time it was intoxication and his
penalty was 81 and costs. Emma
Thompson, a colored servant girl. was
fined $50 apd costs for creating a dis
turbance at the home OF Mrs. Cora
Ryan, a former employer.
Evening journal., 1907-02-14

Evening journal
5 O'clock Extra
For additional account Of
Thaw trial.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-27
MONTPELIER

r. ! Pereau has resigned BIZ position
81 financial secretary n The T. @ r
T.. Bart Gross Il spending Thanks.
giving WITH his san, George Ard family.
Ray spawn. a candy maker 81 tT0ss'
bakery. vas married n Burlington yes.
teraav "a Miss ida Riley.
Ie5 Jefu. sentenced 10 tho industrial
school fof larceny pf money at the
Argus and Patriot store, has been placed
b. the hands Of the probation officer, Il.
~. Thomas, besides being ordered ~
pay hack $50 "a the Argus and Patrj0t.
Washington county court has denied
Fbe action made by tho defendant VI
set aside the verdict AZ Sg4J65 which
vas found far TIE plaintiff II TIA case oi
fred tamberton against iydia May
This was the MarslfeId luniber caHc
which tack nib Tho time ef tho court
for several days II wss claimed that
the verdict waa lafaer than was demardI
I'll BIZ the plaintiff at the opening of the
case.
Announcements Rre ont for the roru-
inr Inaffiaga 81 Melvin II Henson
brother III Il n Henson hf this city. ~
Miss Mabel ina Atkins If NtotetoWn
which will take place al tie home u
the brides parents. Mr aud Mrs Frank
Atkins. on December b. Mi. Henson II
sctpeetlt III the 8ftl Company. enasi
artillery, II. s. Al. stationed at rnft
Mckinley near Portland, and his timt
of enlistment win ran olit OF nenenilel
D. lie daas not intend To feenlist-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-27
EAST CALAIS

Frank Scott vas in Marrhssd ZION.
day
.et sside n. verdict Of soso.ss rhir
Day.
Byron webster q csbot ". "a town
Tuesday
&. A. Wing and wife were in Hard
wick Saturday.
Elmer rowcrs n Marshaeid VS. N
town Saturday.
w. Il. Waite was n Marshfei ~.
day on business
Miss sylvia Bliss e. visiting IN Mont.
peiier this peek
Rev. S.. J. Jennines made pastoral
calls in town Wednesday.
Grosge Wheeler 81 Mirshfsid vas IN
town IN business Saturday.
Frank Marsh and wife wcre ~ Plain.
heli and Montpelier Friday
Mrs. b +. Scott {. Being attended By
Dr. 4 W Burbank II Cabot
Samuel Danisls n Hafdwiek vas a
business visitor IN town lsst week.
&. r. scott and wife n Cafot visiiei
u the home 81 D. y. scott Thursday.
George Cooley spent the FIRST part q
this week eith friends 10 Msrshaeld.
W. r. Leonard. Who haa BEEN critically
IN. Il reported g Sc 81 The foad % r..
eoyery.
Elmer Brown With Ne wife ard
daughter. Ruth. visited IN Warcestsr
Tuesday.
n. coodspeed Of Springfield. Mass,
S visiting his sister. Ars. y. r Scott
who IS 81.
Elbridge, The son Of Hoface Burnham
who accidentally s0ot bimsef last week
Is doing we'll
Dr. Frank Wheeler and bride q NORTH
Montpelier. visited al Che home II Z. o
Leonard sunday
Mr. and Mrs. G. a Wing are expect
ing 20 entertain 20 Of their relatives On
Thanksgiving day.
4 Mrs Flixsheth Peek has gone 4
\ Fast Montpelier ~ I'VE THIS winter witt
her niece, Mrs statkpole
Charles Miller and wife u cabot weri
I guests IL Mrs Miller's sister Mrs. Sam
uel Meader, last Sunday.
Twenty three II the relatives 81 Mr
and Mrs Albert nwinel viii be theh
guests for Thanksgiving dinner
I Forest Tibbetts ard wife 81 cabof
visited the parents Of Mrs Tibbetts, MI
Mr. and Mrs Howard Leonard Sunday
| DR.. Merrill 81 ST. Iohnsbury. stat
/ superintendent 0f home missions
preached at the Union church last Sun
! day.
! Miss Riley Provost 81 East Calai
ard Glenn suihau 81 South Wo0dtirl
were married last Sunday at the hom
of Mrs. Jacob Lamb By Rev T =. Fies
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-27
PRESIDENT rLTps COM
TO DECIDE fAI offiCk
soush Dakota ssuaiefs, Gamble and KIT
tseass, Get Fedefai Prizes - Ihs
Drawing o. Lsfe

WssAinelan. Sow 1f The White
ilonse "a. ihs seeae 81 lottery dFaN
ine in9.ns whlta ne iedsrsi psffeases
81 lhe state 81 south liakota VAS d.
pee~.i 81
Tire President Il TIE United states a.
tented che Ntfei ~ fortune ara Sen.
atofs kitffeise ant iamhis Drew eai
iAs prise pafksafk
fhefe was = large number al yeeanf
Offices il TIE state due g. tie fsei that
ne tNa senafors hhxt beers unable -
agrse uron applicants. thas permitting
~ "a 0nfee hnilefs 81 4rfain tAeif -
aitlaus long hryonl shr time g. wtiieh
ineY we're sppnlnfeil
The senators wet n tfe Presidents
nlIes Yesterday Is appointments f1 sggea
u possible unoH dlsfrhnflnu hHt
when ftty c0nlraHifi ire President they
found ahrmsflfst iasf 81 fsf apart -
ttes 8sff tee4 les rs thseHet
The PRESIDENT proposed fhaf thef
Alne inis The senators arfett ard
ihe positions - hsnk sxHminrf being fhe
riset l. lsnneiisfs iispnie ilte ffesi.
dtHf tossed up 4 coin saying that heaas
nsaut that kittfe3ss should win aud
iails that senator Gamble should uame
ghe man
Ihe coin feil beads ~ and The naui.
nsfion wac ihus swardes % NJ kit
sre.lre.
naih appearing ssfisfet ufih fhis
rsihoa 81 disro.iur g he problem. thr
President suggested that eli FacaHries
- dllet after the same lnannrf, ard
aceenllngiY the aames 81 che raFi2us
nniccfs wtfs Ffitfen upon .lIps e paper
The tW1 senstdrs then proceeded % tie
drawings Nifh the result fhat yafious
afners we're awarded to To- ten men
TIE result 81 fhr lottery wfll ~ that
thr President uiii b. guided by { II g..
s'gnaiiHy officials Is fll fhe vacanei~s.
Srnafoe kliinirr recommended for the
oniess which Be dree and Senator Gam.
be f0r the ofasfs
The agreement vas hasiilr made and
g hlndirr oniy n the matter - narif
nation. zach senator rraervlnw the right
n oppose ihe confirmation = = pefsen
nominated ~ the Instance ~ the other
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-27
MEANS REVIVAL or PEDESTRIAN.
ISM

The Oh man-but hold; he's not Cd
rather the e9.year young man, Edward
pavson Weston, who today finished
marvellous pedestrian tour from Port
land Maine, to Chicago. is indeed 3
waking wonder. By duplicating bis per
formanee Of 40 years ago. and in even
beating the record Of % days made when
he was . really young man Of = years,
he kas driven the mollyeoddles into 3
FAR corner Of course, nothing really
consequential seems to have resulted
from tho tremendous exertion other
Than making 4 display Of what human
physical powers can stand 81 an age
in life when flesh Is supposed 10 weaken
muscles shrivel and spirit lag And by
many people. his performance viii be
looked upon a. . piece Of ssnile foolish.
ness and an outcfopping Of the vanity
II ones dotage. Allowing that Weston
took chances of fatal ending Of MS walk
and also that he Il proud Of his under
taking. one is nevertheless flied with
admiration for him, and viii applaud
him in consequence, 50 much for the
wonderful act Itself
BIT there II another consideration
which should be advanced ia defense d
Che apparent fooiishnsss Of the exhihi-
tion. II Il Tie influence which win BE-
exerted toward populafiziag pedestrian.
ismi and that, it rnust be admitted, 4
4 real gain. The fadaistss win perforce
sptfnp ID III the usual grist but besides
then there will be host Of people wht
have been actually converted to the Pc
desfrian habit "sbanks mare" will b
ridden AZ never since Tie time whef
BICYCLES. electric ears and automobiles
we're hrAt brought into requisltion Y
dethfone i splendid exercise from th'
pppli1at favor Weston's walk will seryt
W restore IL part measure the grouhi
lost III tie inroads d the invention
above noted II one should wonder hov
walking can benefit u Gagged people jug
consult your physician Hence. there
something besides mere personal lam
ID make Westohs walk notable.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-27
70 COMPETE wtrH cRN. VERMONT
New Ravens Electric Service to Start
Id December.

Hartford, Conn, Nov III The fast
interuban eleetiir service which Ii 10
be established between Hartford and
Rockville ana witch viii b. operated
partly over REGULAR trolley tracks mud
PARTLY over tbs steam tracks II the
Highland division If the New York,
New Haven s Hartford Railroad conl
panty viii be PIT into operation early
III December. The trolley line between
Rockville and Stafford springs Il nearly
completed When the Through road 81
finished 4 IS the intention q The CON.
nanv rs eaify q large amount 81 freight
escf 1t III addition 70 4 passenger traf-
&C.
The electric line Is designed 10 com,
pete with the Central Vermont ststein
AZ Stafford and ~ adaceHt Tertiary
Tho line from Hartford to St8ilanl
Springs Will ultimately be extended %
Worcester.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-27
RANDOLPH.
Flrs Alarm Called Out Department Cor
4 slight Firs Yesterday


4 slight Firs Yesterday
Al alarm 81 ars vas sounded about
Zen o'cioek 1nssdaY morning ant ths
Ore company vas esllra eat The Co.
proved fa 81 81 lhs house recently fought
vs. e q. Clifford ~ MYs y ~ sargent
ana new occupied IS ihs family of b a.
DaYkes ara Nlss Nellie Naeinnis and her
m6thsr. The eaase paF defo.tlve chin.
neY sni ihr damage vas nee extensive.
Clarence BOOTH was Ia Fast Granville
AZ work on Tacsiay.
~ Al g Bailey spent Tuesday IN
Waite River lunfion
airs b E'drrfsr was y nofaiiqa
Tuesday FIR 4 part 81 the Day
Mrs Abtis R.nEhanss eoofiiian j.
NJ improved 81 5 cansfsntly falling
M strength
Ws. y "a rpham las aons a. 81 A.
Tewkshng ~ Haf8 Cor tHf winter and
her hsuss s closed
TIE ladies ~ ~ Mtiiodisf church
are making extensive preparations ius 9
ale about Detrnhff ~
Nrk Hafsh Wilson 81 improving n
heahh. Her etiIdfen ARE aili IN Tn.
hrida WITH Mrs Alexander
Ffcd Berdie rssufusd 90 keens y. "a,
after psssina g1ndsy uifh his parents
NJ ard Mfs Albert Feeble
Mifs kfft. The teefhsr 81 drawiag u
the school heYf lcff tawn "a InestHy
20 spend Thanksgiving "a iiethel
Thanksgiving sin BE- observed hy the
several Tsuksbusy fanliits 81 4 dlrHr
at Tbs home ~ A. 3 fewksbory lhis
year
Afrs. John Morrill, returned 70 THnl
I bri3ge % Iuesday. after spending ssy.
erai day with her p1rs1ff w md Nrs
+ Fsbien DnpH
sis. Dora small Rho Rae been trim
+ ner n Mrs DWpafs millinery store isii
faf her home IL Boston today, asf ssason
+ here beiue fuishei
Mr end airs H p B6n and family
are now established 81 the Randolph ~
/ To- TIE winter. Me- Mary Dubois sad
Tahn Dpeois also take w quarters 81
TIA fafae place g 4 lep dega Ut e.
/ Mrs elafenee Hodges leave for Nsv
York sud ie - Il Dubois bone vii
~ closed fof the season.
The mliaee @hodIs closed toiky 81
thfee dsyf vssstion but win fake y
the regular work 90 Monday morning
Ieopoldo G0hsffs. 4 Spanisfd. and 4
brother 81 Ciementio. who was AZ Mrs.
Norman Green's fnr q year ~ more 1
nos here fof study for two years ani
w8lI be boardr IN the Green family
during his iay here ie VII attFnd on
sehaofa ana learn our language before 81
return
+ The families of the Lamsons VIII
/ have hhhshally spent Thanksgiving %
ee.hsr. are 10 make two parties thi
sear. and one II which e q 81 81 lh
49, II Ianson home where Z. J Tam
saa and family efe to BIS parents. tha
making Use circle complete " =. Lam
an gil entertain Eir ana Mrs Ga.
Iameon and Rev and Mfs Fraser Metz
Iger.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-27
WILLIAMSBURG
Free Public Library Is Opened for TAX
ing of books.


The yyilliamst5Wn free public library,
under he management Of tire Village
Improvement society, opened last satur
aay. fhe library will BE- open every
Saturday from 2 10 ; p. n. at IA. \.
Dfiify's store
Roscoe l.ynde III ut home from Nor
wich university 10 spend Thanksgiving
Al. ~ Whiteomb III Washington HIS
beeit Iii town On Business The past two
days.
Lindsey Winchester. who Il III with
rheumatic fever, remains about The
Same.
Il. al. HAYDEN of Cross & Col, and NH
Hatch III the Tuttlc company, were IN
town today
Mrs b Il. Bancroft hos gone 70 Bethel
III spend sofne weeks with her brother,
Edison Fisher
MI j. Dtury II displaying line II
WiliianstoHn Stationery VI her show
window al i bargain price,
There viii be tinon Thanksgiving
aarvtaa at tho Methodist church Wed.
nas5av evening Everybody invited.
Mrs. Elia Hbps5n formerly Ella Bru-
usit Whu used to teach III this town. II
here from Everett. Mass visiting with
friends.
The meeting If the Village Improve
mont society viii be held on Friday even
iAe II Tie home 81 Mrs Ihos Poland
An rneinhefs are urged V b. present.
The William Wells " r G will hay,
IA annual inspection OH Saturday after
NOON. Past Department President Ellef
saaver ST Montpelier win be she ia
arector
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-27
10 BUILD A $4,000
cHuRcH WIN 5000.
Chicago Man Has Had : Boiler ard -
Carloads % Material Donstsd
10 TIE WORK

chie1ga. Nos. s7A Chics1o psstor
ha. solved the problem = bow - huiii
= church with hffie money With AZ ex-
psniitnrc ~ 5000 IN es.h Ne expects
n hnH 4 F1s000 chnreh Hc has com.
plstrd The gafsonagr
The pastor i the Rev r. Hauistiile.
and fhr church q 50 psufs Fnelish
Lufhefian. W. asked for contributions
~ nstefial lnsfsad - noncg. Ne -. y
ceieel "a Rfieads
70 las Travelled from Oshkosh -
tfemphia e. art Whist he wanted More
than go arns and Individuals have cor.
frltnted
srs set a boiler fsr the ehurch rat
fsti .hcsfs from one nan. dvets and
aiies from sersad fangts and MAN.
bales from third foundry materials
from fourth. l1ols from . afth and
had Is made b. ihe ixth hauled % tae
church 81 tfe seventh ut frehrick and
elias from an eighth and lad it bficked
in 81 niafhF be ssfa teday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-27

Il smaets u the sso-k exehauss y
rad that dealers N farm products IL
the western part Of vrmopt bought
expecting further dses only g. 4 nIpPed
for thslr holding Fortunately. there's
~ roliapse. = attends the sams pro.
erdure IN wait street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-27

since Fare people hare 70 spend =
much time passing through" Montpelier
Il yin please them % know that ths
Central Vermont railroad has taken 3
arm rcsolve, sgeed "a ~ tho ralifose
COMMUNION. 70 keep f. station there in
respectable condition The "pieasmsss
n travelling win Tins be unfinished.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-27

- gladly va Weisnue ths hNnpy Aav.
Thal comes when che snmmef = or.
WHEN fhs aafieftd friends " love -
WE'LL
Roasd ne hone hearth mesf oser
mofaiH
IA IS est ana be merry Luke
1928
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-27

esssryntion n Turkey does not mean
thss TIE Thanksgiving bird = any les
plump than usual. bat j. 4 mourniul
rsmInder chat willie most people n
America have ~ lsast something oas q
re ordinary fof dinner tomorrow, there
r, peoples abroad uho are dying fol
she lack Of the bare necessities,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-27

In riew 81 the fart that tho Yale foot
ban receipts this fall were ssoooo, s
wouldn't b surpfising Il some people,
ahncted with the ret.rish.quick mania.
should 20 into tha foot bail business,
touring the country with two rather
evenly matched teams 70 perform before
the admitting Thousands The teams
might bc named hale and Yarvard Just
to get the college favor Promoters ous
a husiness. heres yoir ehanee 70 cen q
little inflated stock. n an uutried Geld.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-27
Coming

Tammauy man tells q story IN con-
nection with caucus held in Troy some
years ago IS illustrating how fully alive
the Celta 81 that city we're "a the nppor
tunities Of American citizenship
During the CAUCUS IN one Of the lower
wards Of the city, certain Michael Null
eahy was noninated ia minor posi-
ton On the ward tirlSet "a be voted for
At the cAarter elertion Some inquiries
were. made 81 Thomas Mulcahy a. to
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-27

TIE approach ~ colder wealth L ladi.
sated 81 the news columns j. ihe Yer
mont pfsss, I sndten increase Ia che i'fs
loss and various aut sundfy raids On
gambling resorts. boih sure dgns,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-27

who this person bearing the same name
might be, as no one 10 the neighborhoud
could call him "a mind.
Hes me brother explained Tom with
alacrify. Hes not arrived IN the eouH-
thry Wit, but he tux ship az a Wednes-
dav, anu be here in tonne for the cleo
ton. '--Lippincotts.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-27
MERCHANT KILLED ~
BURGLAR IN SAVING WIFE
shot Through the Heart When He Crap
oiled With the Intruder.

Ealamafos. Mieh Nov ~ Horace
4 Davis 4 prominent business man. was
sho. through the hesrt end killed by
burglar eagiy yesterday
Davis had grappled with the intruder
when the latter Threatened 70 kili Mrs
Davis
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-27

Tae Afno Red salmon Cook Book
piycs thirty nine recipes for preparing
ealiuon aud sauces Ask yotif grocer
fol Il.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-27

Hits from -Honeynnners7 and all the
new music, l5e copy Avsrili Music ca
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-27

Fer he ustk things, - - I've
lhanks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-27
A Great Comedy Bill for Wednesday
and Thanksgiving
1r's rHE HOUR SHOW


Matinee Al , ,. MI evening At 5.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-27

Going home for Thanks
giving or 70 someone
clses homer Perhaps
our SIS 90 Sack Suit
would interest you AZ this
time. II will give any
man an air Of style and
prosperity. Everything
here for men and boys
wear, all in the newest
fashions. Mems Suits,
200 70 SIS 90. Boys
Suits, 81. 90 to $50.
VIZ CLEAN PrEss AND
REPAIR CLoTHrro
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-29
TIMELY TOPICS.

There are many exceptional values in silks at Reid & Hughes's and they have special department for baby needs.
 Look up ad in to-night's paper for fine chance to invest in a business block, centrally located.
 Grieve, Bisset & Holland have a handsome line of draperies and lace and muslin curtains.
 Currans have fine line of white lawn lingerie dresses at $5.50, $7.50, $9.75 and up.
 Whatever is good form can be found at Mahon the tailor's. See the new browns, grays and blues.
 Big grocery sale this week at the Public market. Home made bread at Sc a loaf
 You can get fresh fish at the Model market. Monday and Tues day will be special butter and egg days.
 If you want your boys dressed up in stylish and good wearing clothes see R. R. Harder's stock.
 Watch for the sale of that kitchen cabinet at Phelan's tea store. The price is dropped soc every day. Langley is showing some splendid values in chamber sets, $27 to $100. Your credit is good with him.
 A big reduction at Weinstein's $ cloak rooms. Red serge coats at $3.9S fir girls.
 A new line of ribbons, flowers and the latest shapes in hats will be at Cowles's this week.
 You will be perfectly satisfied with the bakery goods from Trott's. Try Vienna bread.
 The new coats at Upson. Singleton & Co.'S, forty-four inches long, are rpiced SIP, $15, $19 and $22.
 The Connecticut Boot and Shoe Co have dull leather in high or low cut, $3.50 and $4.
 H. w. Johns paints are a standard of excellence. The Apothecaries' Hall Go sell them.
 Pure food and extra stamps at the Great A. & P. Tea Co.'S this week.
 Wenzel's Toggery has the sole agency for the Royal brand collar, 1 5c each, two for 25c. Stylish spring suits for ladies at Miller & Peck's for $9.9S. A new line of waists received.  Trunks and bags of every good kind at low prices at J. B. Mullings & Sons.
 Egg-o-see, toasted and flaked corn, large package at Woodruff Gro cery Co.'S for 10c.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-29
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Friendly league, school of house. keeping. public school cookery, 9 a. m., 1:30 p. m.; first course cook cry. 7:30 p. m.; domestic arts, dressmaking 7:30, shirt waist suits 7:30, sewing 9:30 a. m., embroid- cry 1880; physical training, ad- vanced 7:30, beginners S:3O; home nursing.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-29

When you need a pin. take pill and be sure it's an Early Riser. DeWitts Little Early Risers are safe. sure. satisfactory pills. The pills with a reputation They do not gripe or stcken. They are sold here by H. W. Lake Drug Co and Joseph A Smith, No S26 Bank street. Brooklyn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-29

Advertise where you get the greatest returns The paper that reaches the peo- pie who pay cash is sure to bring you returns Ad- vertisc in the Democrat
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-29

If you're out of town, have the Democrat sent to you and read all the doings of your home town. 42 cents a month, $5 a year.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-29
LAST
 WEEK

we placed a beautiful Kitchen Cabi- net on sale and put it in our window, starting it at $19, and have dropped the price 50 cents each day and at the present writing the price is $15.50, and if it's not sold before next Monday the price will then be $1250. Remember, we drop the price 50 cents each day Sunday ex- cepted), and when you think it's real good investment come right in with the cold cash and clinch the bargain. And, by the way, does your tea, coffee, cocoa and butter suit you o. K, or would you rather have it suit a little better? If so call on us and have one trial, just one pound, and see for yourself. You run no risk because if you're not sat isfied bring it back and get your money. We assure you the price is reasonable and the quality is always the nice tasting kind. We also claim the butter we sell at 32 cents is bet ter than you are paying 35, 3S or 40 cents for elsewhere. If in doubt just call and purchase one pound and see for yourself.
 PHELAN'S T STORE