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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-21
PANIC AT ODESSA.
Rioting Followed Bomb Ex-
 plosion Horror.
POLICE OFFICIALS ASSASSlyATED.
Terrorist Outrage at Central Police station-Three Terribly MutiInted victims of Dynamite Blast.
 Two Captured.

ODESSA, May 21.-An internal ma chine was exploded in the central po- lice bureau here, killing the assistant superintendent and two detectives and wounding seven others seriously.
 All the dead bodies were horribly dismembered.
 Following the assassination of the three police officials serious rioting oc- cured, and during the night the Black Hundreds were running wild through the streets, mercilessly beating people, particularly Jews, more than a hun dred of whom were seriously injured soon after the disturbances began.
 The police apparently remained pas sive spectators of the disorder. No ar rests were made, and the Black Hun dreds continued their work of revenge unchecked.
 The tragedy which led to the rioting was as follows: While the superintend- ent of police and a number of other officials were in the central police bu- reau two men and a girl entered the building. deposited an internal ma chine in the office and hurried away. The machine exploded almost imme- diately afterward, killing the chief of police and the two chief detectives of this city. They were blown to pieces, and seven other persons were seriously injured.
 The police pursued. fired at. wounded and captured the two terrorists, but the girl who was with them escaped. The leader of the terrorists was subse- quently identified as a man named Teherthoff
 The two detectives killed were bitter ly hated by the terrorists. one of them for participating in melting the out break of 1905 here and the other. who was nicknamed "the hangman." be- cause he had tortured political prison CTS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-21

SCOTCH LACE CURTAINS. Three yards long. 50 inches wide.
 regular price s1.50 pair. benefit
 sale price .... ....... .08c pair RUFFLED MUSLIN CURTAINS. 2A yards long, regular price S9c
 pair. benefit sale price 26c pair BENEFIT SALE OF
 WOMEN'S SUITS, COATS AND SHIRT WAISTS.
 Every garment here Is of this sea- sons best manufacture and is up to our standard of excellence in style, fit, finish and material. Some of them we offer in this sale at almost half their regular price. WoMEN'S ETON SUITS. Only six suits in this lot in small
 sizes, made of gray and brown
 and white mixtures, trimmed
 with fiber trimming and sou
 tach braid, regular price $13.50
 the suit, benefit sale price I.
 .... ...... ......$7. .50 suit WOMEN'S PONY SUITS. Stylish gray novelty material and
 invisible plaid effects, plaited
 skirts, sizes 34, 86 and 3S. reg
 ular price SIS a suit. benefit
 sale price .... ..... @1O.0O suit WoMEN's BOX COATS. Only four in the lot, of light stripe
 worsteds. with blue broadcloth
 collars, regular price $3.9S. ben
 eft sale price .... .... ..$1.08 WOMEN'S COATS.
 In popular gray mixtures. box back
 or semi-f1tting styles.~ regular
 price $S.60, benefit sale price /.
 .... ...... ..... .. &6 each WOMEN'S RAIN COATS Box back, turnover collar and
 cuffs, sizes 30, 32 and 34. in
 fancy mixtures, regular price
 $5.s8 each, benefit sale price
 =. ...... ...... .. $S.75 each woMEN's LAWN SHIRT WAIST SUITS.
 In neat Dresden patterns or in
 white with black polka dots.
 regular price $1.50, benefit sale
 price .... VI suit WOMEN'S SHIRT WAIST SUITS. Of linen colored Batiste, waist
 tucked and trimmed with three rows of insertion, skirt tucked
 on seams, lace down front of
 skirt, regular price $1.9S the
 suit, benefit sale price $1.5O suit woMEN'S WHITE LAWN SHIRT WAIST. SUITS.
 Tucked waist, button front, trimmed with lace and embroidery, front
 of skirt also trimmed. regular
 price $1.9S. benefit sale price,. ...... ........ .... S1.50 suit
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-21
Say. Doctor Killed His Son.

RALEIGH, N. C.. May 21.-Accused of having given his son, eleven years old, poisoned orange. Dr. D. s. Row. land, a physician of this city. was ar. rested on a charge of murder. With the physician was arrested his second wife, whom he married last week, and she was held as an accessory to the crime. The Rowland boy died two weeks ago after he had been walking in the woods with his father. When the two returned to Kittrell the boy became suddenly Ill and. 1t Is alleged. said his father had given him an or ange that tasted bitter.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-21
Think Ross Jordan . Suicide.

NEW YORK, May 21.-Remorse for bis neglect of mother. wife and chil. dren probably was the cause of the suicide of a man who was found dead here in the Grand Union hotel. Gas had done the work. He had registered as R. K. Bose of Worcester, Mass, but apparently that was not his name. for letter in his pocket was signed, Your loving wife. Gertrude Jordan. New Portland. Me" It Is believed the man was Ross Jordan, who left New Portland last fall and has been in Mas sachusetts since.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-21
woMEN's WHITE SHIRT WAISTS.

WoBIEN'S WHITE SHIRT WAISTS. Beautiful creations. trimmed with lace or embroidery, several pret-
 ty styles, button front or back.
 regular price $1.50. benefit sale
 price ....... ........ ..&A.<O BENEFIT SALE OF
 WONfEN'S MUSLIN UNDERWEARs PETTICoATS. ETC.
 WoMEN'S WHITE SKIRTS. With deep flounce of lace inser-
 tion and fine lawn, regular price
 $1.49 each. benefit sale price
 .... ...... ........ SLID each WOMEN'S WHITE PETTICOATS. Rufle of fine embroidery with
 H. s. tucks above, regular price
 $1, benefit sale price .. 85c each LADIES' NIGHT DRESSES. Square neck, prettily trimmed with
 insertion and H. s. rufle, regu-
 lar price 5sc. benefit sale price
 .... ...... ...... .. 40c each WONIENS LOW NECK GOWNS. Short sleeves, made of extra quail
 ity muslin or cambric, regular
 price 85c, benefit sale price :.
 ....N ...... ......-. 68c each WONIEN'S CORSET COVERS. Trimmed with insertion, beading
 and ribbon. regular price 26c,
 benefit sale price .s..... 10c each wONIEN's IMITATION HEATHERBLOOM PETTICOATS. Black and colors. made with full
 flounce of H. 8. tucks. regular
 price S1.49. benefit sale price
 .... ...... .... S1.10 each wOAIEN'S WASHABLE GINGHAM PETICOATS.
 Plain color or stripes, regular price
 39c, benefit sale price .31c each WOAfEN'S WHITE SEERSUCKER PETTICOATS.
 Made very full with narrow ruHle
 or founce, regular price $1, ben
 eft sale price -. ..... soc each WONiEN'S MUSLIN DRAWERS. Good muslin, finished with cambric
 rufle. regular price 2bc, bene-
 fit sale price ..... 19c pair WoMENs KNEE LENGTH WHITE PETTICOATs. Rufiie of fine embroidery, regular
 price 59c. benefit sale price .. {, .... ...... .....,.. 40c each SALE STARTS WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY e2 and continues Thursday, May 23. Friday. May 24. Saturday, May 25.
 Three days of gigantic merchan. dising for Waterbury buyers.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-21
Kicked Diamond Out of Rins.

NEWARK. N. J., May 2l-Diamonds have been lost In odd ways, but Meyer L. Meyer thinks he was the victim of fate's queerest freak when his horse kicked a $500 diamond off his finger into the Never-Never Land. Meyer was driving a horse in Market street when the animal began to kick. Dashboard and shafts were smashed Just as Meyer, clutching the reins, was about to jump out of the vehicle the horse kicked again. and hoof struck Meyers finger. on WI. was the ring. Not until Meyer reached the sidewalk in his leap did he discover that the gem was missing. It had been kicked out of the setting and could not be found.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-21
Terror on stromboli and Etna Slope.

MESSINA, Sicily, May 21. = The Stromboli and Mount Etna volcanoes are again active. especially StromboII. Deafening explosions are of constant occurrence, and the population of Stromboli island have been thrown a second time into a condition of terror. Professor Platania has been. cent to stromboli by the government to study the phenomenon. to report on the dan ger to the population and t5 suggest Precautionary measures.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-21
BENEFIT SALE OF
 MOMENTS AND CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY.

 WONIEN'S AND CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY.
 Reasonable goods at unreasonable prices. You'd buy them readily at the regular price. Might as we'll come during the sale ard reap the benefit of cut prices. WONIEN'S BLACK COTTON HOSE. Fast Color, ribbed top, regular
 price 12hc, benefit sale 1Oc pair WONIEN'S BLACK LISLE HOSE. Full fashioned, fast color, regular
 price 49c pair, benefit sale
 price .... ...... ..... Soc pair CHILDREN'S RIBBED BLACK COTTON HOSE. Good strong Stocking, regular
 price 10c a pair. benefit sale price
 .... .... ..... ..... 7c pair INFANTS BLACK CASHMERE WOOL HOSE. Silk heel and toe, regular price 25c
 pair, benefit sale price 15c pair MOMENTS RIBBED VESTS. Low neck, sleeveless, regular price
 12hc each, benefit sale price <. woNiEN's WHITE RIBBED VESTS. With lace yoke or fancy lace
 trimmed, regular price 25c each.
 benefit sale price ...... 10c each WONfEN'S MEnJUM WEIGHT SHAPED VESTS. High neck, long sleeves, pants to
 match in ankle length, regular
 price 25c each, benefit sale price
 ... ... ...... .. FOG each MISSES MERCERIZED RIBBED VESTS.
 Low neck. sleeveless, regular price
 15c each, benefit sale price ..
 .... ...... ...... He each BENEFIT SALE OF RIBBONS, LACES, HANDKERCHIEFS AND GLOVES. No so ALL SILK TAFFETA RIBBONS.
 Tn black, white and colors, extra
 heavy quality. regular price 25c
 yard. benefit sale price 17c yd WOMEN'S WHITE LAWN JUMPER GUNIPES. Tucked and embroidered, regular
 price $1 each, benefit sale price
 .... ...... ...... .. 75c each WONIEN's PLAIN H. s. HaNDKERCHIEFS. Benefit sale price ...... 8 for Sc VAL LACE EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS. Regular rice 7c and Sc yard, ben
 eft sale price .... ..... 5c yd VAL LACE EDGINGS. 2 # to inches wide. regular price
 35c. 39c and soc yard, bene-
 fit sale price .... ....... 25c yd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-21
WILL REJE~T BILL.
Delegates From Al Parts of Ireland
 at Dublin Coufercnce,

OCACBatce All FhFtH OI AEGkhuu
 at Dublin Conference.
 DUBLIN, May 21.-A great number of delegates from all parts of Ireland were present at the convention opened here today which will decide whether to accept or reject the bill to provide for the establishment of an administra- tive council for Ireland and for other purposes connected herewith brought in the house of commons by Chief Sec retary For Ireland Birrell.
 It would appear to be a foregone conclusion that the bill will be reject ed. The clergy have opposed it unan- imously, and all the rank and file of young Ireland are bitter against 1t.
 The leaders have been in conference, but no outsiders were admitted to their eonclave. According to the most re- liable reports, John E. Redmond, the Nationalist leader, will move the re- jection of the bill himself.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-21
Corey coupie as cherbour..

CHERB0URG. May 21.-william Ei. lis Corey and his bride disembarked here, entered a hired automobile and started for the Gilman chateau at Vile gensis.' Throughout the six days voy. age from New York the Coreys re- mained secluded in the captains suit. MT. Corey once or twice descended to the promenade deck, but the bride did not appear at all. The passengers called the couple ''the Plttsburg pris- oners.p
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-21
kuRoKi AT YALE.
Sons of Eli Give Milxndo's War Hero
 Ringing Cheers.


 NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, May 21.-Gen. eral Baron Kuroki and his staf, ac- companied by Brigadier General, Oliver Ellsworth Wood, U. s. A., retired, and Major Charles Lynch of the general staff, arrived here from New York on a visit to Yale university. The trip was arranged in fulfillment of a desire Of the Japanese war hero to see the edu- cational seat in which many officers of the mikado's army who fought under his command in the Manchurian cam- paign received their training in the higher branches.
 Yale enthusiasm reached high pitch in extending a welcome to Kuroki and his escort. When the party. with Pres. ident Hadley at its head, reached the university dining hall 1,200 students arose in their seats and gave the gen eral ringing Yale cheer.
 New Haven has been the objective point of General Kuroki since he came within easy striking distance of the city. It was here that many of the off, cers who served with distinction in the Russo-Japanese war received their ed ucation. Not only at the university were there Japanese students who sub- sequently held rank in the army, but the rolls of Mark Pitman's school at Wallingford also held the names ot Japs who won fame on the battlefield. In the home of Yale professor also lived for a time prior to her entering Vassar college the young woman who is now the wife of Field Marshal Oya. ma.
 On his return to New York General Kuroki will take a rest and later will leave with his party for Boston.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-21

WONfEN's ELBOW LENGTH BLACK LISLE GLOVES. Regular price 75c pair, benefit
 sale price .... ...... \. DOC pair BENEFIT SALE OF
 NOTIONS, TOILET ARTICLES AND ART GOODS.
 Little things on which there are de- cided reductions. Fancy Top Back Combs, regular
 price soc. sale price :. 29c each Talcum Powder, regular price 10c,
 sale price .... ...... :. Sc box Tooth Brushes, regular price 12hc
 and 15c, sale price .... =. Sc Requa Manicure Sets. regular price
 25c, sale price -. ..... l0c set Initial and Emblem Watch Fobs,
 regular price 25c, sale price :. ...... ...... <. 15c each Sachet Powder. regular price 10c.
 sale price. ...... !. 7c pkg Beaded Hand Bags. regular price
 $1, sale price ...... 50c each Antiseptic Hose Supporters, regu-
 lar price 121sc and 15c, sale price .... ...... ...... 0c pair Novelty Automobile Purses, regu- lar price s1 and s1.25, sale price
 |. ..... ... soc and 65c each Fish Eye Pearl Buttons, regular
 price 12 1sc to 39c dozen, sale
 price .... ..,... LUG doz LINEN FINISH DRAWN WORK SQUARES.
 Regular price 29c, benefit sale
 price .... ...... ZIG each 25 DOZEN FANCY LITHOGRAPH PILLOW TOPS. Several designs, regular price 21c,
 benefit sale price :. .... 10c each BENEFIT SALE OF MEMS FURNISHINGS.
 There is no man who can afford to pass up offerings like the following, unless he is over anxious to be rid of his money.
 MEMS soc NEGLIGEE SHIRTS. Over 50 styles to pick from and
 made better and of better ma
 terial than shirts you'd pay 59c
 to 69c for, benefit sale price :.
 .... ...... ......., 41c each MEMS SUMMER UNION SUITS. About 10 dozen of suits that were
 classed as seconds through some
 slight imperfection, regular
 price $1 a suit, benefit sale price
 .... ...... ...... .. 00c suit MEMS FINE ALL LINEN INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS.
 Extra fine quality, regular price
 soc each, benefit sale price ..
 .... ...... ......... 25c each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-21
MEMS BOG FoUR-IN-HAND TIES.

MEMS BOG FOUR-IN-HAND TIES. All pure silk in dressy patterns.
 2h finch width, benefit sale
 price ....... ...... <. 25c each MEMS BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR.
 Shirts In long sleeve only, Draw
 CTS have double seat, regular
 price 39c each, benefit sale price A .... ...... ......... 23c each MEMS LIGHT WEIGHT KID GLOVES.
 In light, medium and dark tan
 shades; these are good glove,
 but they are a little spotted,
 which impairs their looks, regu-
 lar price $1 pair, benefit sale
 price .... ...... ...... 45c pair A LOT OF MEMS MIXED COTTON HOSE.
 Regular price 12hc a pair. bene-
 fit sale price .... ....... 6c pair BENEFIT SALE OF UPHOLSTERY GOODS AND DRAPERIES.
 You'll not regret coming to this department for in it you'll find so many things under priced that you'll want to invest in several things to fix up the house with. BEST QUALITY YARD WIDE SILKOLINES.
 Figured or plain color. regular
 price 125sc yard, benefit sale
 price .... ...... ..... 1Oc yd RUFFLED FISH NET CURTAINS. Pretty designs in different pat
 terms, regular price $1 pair,
 benefit sale price ...... 69c pair BAMBOO PORCH SCREENS. Made from outside bark, size 6xS
 feet, regular price $l each,
 benefit sale price .... roc each ROOM SIZE TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS.
 Size 9x12 feet. in floral and orien-
 tai patterns, regular price $16
 each. benefit sale price $12.9S each MERCERIZED TAPESTRY PORTIERES.
 Extra fine quality, in solid colors,
 fr!ngsd or corded finish, regu-
 lar price $6 pair, benefit sale
 price .... ...... .. $4.50 pair 4O-INCH WHITE SASH CURTAIN MUSLIN.
 Regular price 1oc yard, benefit
 sale price .... ....... exc yd CLBNY LACE CURTAINS. Wide edge and insertion, made on
 best cable net, Arab color, reg
 ular price S3.50 pair. benefit
 sale price .... ..... $2.50 pair
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-21
I,a,,, Pl,,s.a seIf pefen,e.

ROCHESTER,, \. T.. May 21.--Har- rison Hill. the Seneca Indian on trial here on the charge of killing his broth er-ln-law, Elijah Peters. on the Tona- wanda Indian reservation. took the stand and claimed that Peters called him a vile name. struck him In the face and swung a lantern which he hnd in his hand to strike Hill over the head when Hill shot him. He claimed be did not remember anything that oc- cured afterward.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-21
R.ot Lectures nt Ysie.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. May 21.-Aft CT years spent in acquiring a rsputa. ton as one who always took care of his friends in>poIitics Secretary Root last night told Yale students be did not believe Ia letting party organiza- tions be used as mere machines for the getting and holding of ofices. He was delivering the third of the Dodge lee lures on The Responsibilities of Citi- reushfns
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-21
A Pstron of Love MalI.x.

CLEVELAND, O., May 2l.-Joe Gold soll. patron of love making. whose oc. cupation is chief of the park police men, announces that be will give prizes to couples who become engaged in the parks and afterward marry. A short time ago Goldsoll announced ho would throw open the city parks tp couples who wished to nuke love.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-21
Frtsrn crr, Arr Runninr-

SAN FRANCIsOn. May 21.-The street car strike situation is unchang- ed. One hundred and forty cars were running on ten lines of the United raiI- uays. and no serious trouble Is expe- rienced. The company is well satisfied with the situation and within . few days viii begin to operate several cross town lines
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-21
Stolen Art rreasure. Reeovered.

LONDON. May 21.-santo Crescent sn Italian dealer in antiques, was ar rested in connection with the robbery of the Park lane residence of Charles wertheimer. when valuable pictures and other property valued at about sIT5,0O0 were stolen. Some of the missing snuffboxss and miniatures. es- timated to be worth about s5.o00. were found on Crescentfs premises.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-21
AS MIR. SMITHS GUEST.
George Collins Arrested at Cher- bourE For Robbing His Master.

bourE For Robbing His Master.
 CHERBoURG, May .21. = Sidney Smith of New York. accompanied by George Collins, alias Bevington, has arrived here on the Kaiser Wilhelm IT., from New York. As soon as the steam CT docked two detectives from Paris went on board and took Collins into custody. The party then left for Paris.
 Collins was in the employ of Sidney Smith in Paris as valet and robbed him of money and jewels to the value of s15,000. Collins came to New York and was arrested. When confronted with Mir. Smith he said that S10,0O0 worth of the stolen property was hid den In the room of boarding house in Paris and promised to show MT. Smith the place If he would go back to the French capital. This MT. Smith agreed to, and Collins left on the Kali ser Wilhelm II. as Mir. Smiths guest.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-21
cnnnaa MnI Nat Handl. It.

WASHINGTON, May 2l.-Through Postmaster General Lemieux the gov ernment of Canada has notified the postOfice department that 1t will not be possible for the Canadian postal de partment to handle second class mall matter which Is sent to that country from the United States by either ex- press or freight and mailed there.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-21
T,v,.~.a nrrd-r TrI.1 ov~ns.

NEW YORK. May 91.-Elght jurors have been accepted ia the trial of John Bell. the Brooklyn trolley conductor. who Is charged with the murder of Dr. Charles ". Townssnd at his home in New Bfirhton. Staten Island The trial is Icing bsid in the old eourthouss at Richmond. Staten IsIand. where sons sixty witnesses appeared this morning to testify as t1 the trxxsdy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-21
Liberalization 'Rin I'p.

ALBANY, N. l., May 21s-The as- sembIy rules committee reported for today's calendar MT. Moreland's amend ed bill, which empowers the governor at his discretion to make an investlga. ton through a person or commission into any state department
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-21

60 INCH CREAM DANIASK. | All pure linen, regular price 69c a yd, benefit sale price ... 47c Q yd HEMMED NAPKINS.
 5-S size, all pure linen, hemmed ready for use, regular price $1.59 a dog, benefit sale price .......... 9Sc dog Is INCH PURE BLEACHED CRASH TOWELING.
 All linen, regular price 121sc yd benefit sale price ..... 9Ac a yd BLEACHED SHEETS.
 Size 72x90, regular price 59c each, benefit sale price ...... 41c each 4s INCH WHITE PERSIAN LAWN. Nice fine quality, regular price 25c yd, benefit sale price .. 16c a yd HOMESPUN LINEN FRICTION TOWELS.
 Size 19x40, is good kitchen or factory towel, regular price 12hc, benefit sale price 10Mc each FULL SIZE FRINGED CROCHET BED SPREADS. 1, Attractive designs, regular price $1.25, benefit sale price 9Sc each S6 INCH BUTCHERS LINEN FINISH SUITING. l Suitab ble for waists or suits, regu- lar price 15c yd, benefit sale price .....,....... 1011c yd BENEFIT SALE OF SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.
 BLACK CHIFFON TAFFETA. Pure dye and fully guaranteed to wear, regular price $1.25 yard, benefit sale price .... =. SIC yd FANCY CHECK SILKS.
 Large, small and medium checks, regular price 75c yard, bene-
 fit sale price .s 59c yd ALL SILK PEAU DE MESSALINE. In black, white and a full line of
 colors, regular price 75c yard,
 benefit sale price .... .... 52c yd ALL OUR soc NOVELTY DRESS GOODS.
 In checks, plaids, stripes and fg-
 ures, benefit sale price 371kc yd ALL WOOL BLACK
 AIELROSE CLOTH.
 45 inches wide, regular price $1
 yard, benefit sale price .. 67c yd ALL PURE WORSTED GRANITE CLOTH. v 50 inches wide, good line of col
 ors, regular price 9Sc a yard,
 benefit sale price .... .. 71c yd BLACK FRENCH CHIFFON vOHE. A beautiful cloth in rich, deep
 shade of black, regular price
 s1.19 a yard, benefit sale price
 .... ...... .. ....... S6c yd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-21
VIII No, Run Aeains, Roosevelt.

LINCOLN. Neb. May 2I-william ]. Bryan's friends say with great posi- tiveness that he will not accept a nom- nation from the Democratic party If President Roosevelt is renominated Mr. Bryan. they say. has made this statement.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-21
Freshman steal. a suit of Clothes.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, May 21.- John Francis Lynch of West Haven. a Yale freshman of the Sheffield Scien- fife school. was arrested here charged with stealing a suit of clothes from his cIassu1ate. John l.. Lilley of Water buy. son of Congressman Lilley.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-21
rrnmpea Home For Ererci.e.

COLUMBUS. O., May 21.-E. s. Mar tin of New Straitsville, representative in the Ohio legislature from Perry county. reached his home In that city after a three weeks tramp from New York. He took the long walk ss 6 health restorer.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-21
num.su GRIEVE BISSET & HOLLAND
NA D. v Open Her Morning

in will a arundhN Mh can Q  than any other could suggest VIZ " saving dollars and dollars of here
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-21
s~v.- r,,~r. p~ss r- Pit.

TRINIDtD. colo- May 7f.-seven miners, ineIudIns Superintendent Alsx- snder Jacobs. were burned or suffo- ested h the EnEleviIie nine at Engis vile. Colo.