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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-22
May Lose Sight of Eye.

Raphael Brongo and Frank Cor rota, who were charged with the as- s&ult, on Game Warden Daniel Ed wards Sunday were brought before the injured man at his home this morning Edwards left eye is so badly injured that he is likely to lose tho sihgt of it and he could not see out of it this morning. But with the right one he failed to identify Cor rota, so he was let go. The injured
 nan was not so sure about not hay ing seen Brongo and so he was held. He was to be brought before Justice Allen for a hearing this afternoon.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-22
What It Cost pcnnisnn.

The statement Of Thomas Dennison. who ran for town clerk on the re- publican ticket. shows that he ex- pended sI03-75 in his effort to land the place Fifty dollars went to the republican town committee while the remainder was expended for printing and advertising Although to-day vas the last day for the filing of election expenses. up to press hour there were some not in
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-22
Railroad Settles Two Suits.

The New York. New Haven and Hartford Railroad Go have made set clement with Benedict NJ. Holden, lawyer for, Charles Smith and Matil- da Smith of Hartford, of the suits which they had against the com pany to recover for injuries alleged to have been received while passen- gers on the dinky train which crashed into a work train at the Sigourney street crossing in Hart ford. Mir Smith sued to recover s2.- 500 and Mrs Smith sued to recover S2,000. The lawyers would not dis close the terms of settlement.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-22
McKeever Will Appeal.

John McKeever. through his attor- ney. II ! ByTne. has notified City Clerk W H. Ssndlznd that he will appeal from the award of benefits and damages arising from the layout af turnsble 10 the first term Of the su- peTior court in NOrember- This is the first appeal since the apPoTraI of nine CT ten reports of the barsau of ss- sessnent whieh were approved at the last meeting of the hosri of akfsr- rea-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-22
Crossing Lake Michigan.

Washington, Oct 22.-One of the competing balloons from St Louis, that piloted by Major H. B. Hersey of the weather bureau, is reported to have begun passing over Lake Michigan. The report came in a dispatch received to-day by Prof Willis L. Moore. chief of the United States weather bureau. from Observ- CT Bowie at St Louis, as follows: Major Hersey reported to have started across Lake Michigan from Zion City, just north of Chicago. this morning. I think he will make a record trip"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-22
". TT. Conrention.

Sales. Mass. Oct. 22. - The WOmen's Christian Temperance union of Massachusetts began its 34th annual convention ffl this city to-day. The contention was called to order by the state president. Mrs Katherine L. Stevenson. of Boston. Greetings from branch unions were heard and after the replies. Mrs Stevenson read her annual address. The sessions will continue through Thursday when the election OE Ofi- cers wfII he held
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-22
WORK OF TRAIN ROBBERS,
Tunnel Near Imperial Residence
 Cause of Much Alarm.

St Petersburg, Oct. 22.-Consider- able alarm was caused by the discov- cry of the tunnel near the Paylovsk railroad on account of its nearness to the Imperial residences at Tsarskoe- Selo, but the investigation shows that it was not connected with terroristic plans. The tunnel, apparently, was being constructed by a gang of train rohers. The line of railroad which it was proposed to undermine was not used by the imperial family.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-22
InnE Tno I.arzA a nn-e.

New London. Oct zz-As a result of taking an overdose of soZEos. a sadstivs- whIch he had been taking for some tire past. George T. Thoupso1- a painter. died early to- day at his hone He took the Eesi- efns to Izdaes sleep ard instead of limiting the 5ose to q tsbI%zoozfal ke took a EzCh greater z-oLzt and disd within a few EoEsErs
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-22
New York Factory Burned.

New York. Oct 22.-The big fac tory of the Schwab Bros Co at Wash ingtOn and Park avenues. Brooklyn. used for the manufacture of plumb CTS woodwork and filled with in- fiammable material. was burned to- day. causing a loss of s15O. .000 to s2OO.OO0. The blaze jumped across the street and licked up ten two story frame tenement houses and the occupants fed from their homes in haste.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-22
siehted Near kaIamazoo.

Ks1z-szoo- Wfeh- Oct Zz--At s-4s this morning a balloon passed s short distance north Of PlsfnueII eIsTe1 niles north of Kalamazoo It vas trzTelizg fast in s0uthesstsrn direction and spectators had 2 plain vIew Of it
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-22
suicide ct New Harrn.

New Haven. Oct 22.-WiIIiam FTiedrieks, brOtheT-in-Iaw of former Town Clerk BTethauer. committed suicide by hanging himself at his home to-day He was well known es- peGislIv in German circles He had been acting strangely for s0me time pssF
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-22
Iron Worker Injured.

Bridgeport. Oct. 22.-William Quinn! a structural iron worker was fatally injured to-day by falling from building which is in course of con- structiOn on Golden Hill street. The fastenings of beam which gave way was the cause of the accident.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-22
CorteIyou to Assist.

Washington, Oct 22.-Secretary Cortelyou will leave for New York at o'clock to assist in the financial diff faculties in New York.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-22
Another Failure.

New York, Oct 22.-The failure of Mayor & Co was announced at the Stock exchange to-day. The firm is a small house.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-22
Prrssaenf fn NashriII.

Nashville Oct zz-PrsS5znf Roosevelt arrived kers this u1-nfng After delivering few addresses ks left for ChattazoSxa-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-22

Mir and Mrs I H. NIulville of East Main street are home after a visit to the Jamestown exposition.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-22
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for Connecticut Fair and warmer tonight and Wednss1zy: light to fresh s1uthwest winds in cTessinE
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-22
For TalIfl-raN-

Sun rises at s-es and sets at 4:52 High tide zt New Haven at IF.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-06

Eli s. Mills was in Barre Tuesday OF
business.
George Cushing Of Enosburg is in tbs
town for q few days.
Joshua Farewell Is stopping at Ear
Clements for short time.
Miss Florence NoYes is attending the
spaulding high school at Barre.
Mrs. Sadie Cochran Of Montpelier
spent Sunday with friends in town.
Mrs. r. Z. Beard and Lulu Thompson
were AZ home from Barre over Sunday
George Emerson and family OF Mont.
pelier are visiting friends in town this
week.
Road Commissioner ri. s. Clark had
the misfortune to lose a valuable horse
this week.
Mrs Almon Curtiss has gone to Man
chester, N. H., To spend few weeks
with friends and relatives.
Charles Peake has moved into the ten
ement over the post.office, and Rev, E.
4. Rand is to occupy the parsonage,
Arthur Magoon, who was at home
during the open season on deer, has
returned to Deerfeld, Mass, where he
is at work.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-06
ALL NEW SPECIALTIES.

You Laughed Before, You'Il Scream Nov |
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-06
WEST ToPsHAM

Moses Hood Il on the sick list.
L. C. Poole was IN Bradford several
days on business.
Tax Collector MeIAm was on this side
Of the bill last week.
Miss Florence Moves went 20 Orange
last week for a while.
Miss Edith Marcy Of Newbury visited
last week at i. p. flights.
John FLANDERS and l.. d. Wilds were
Ia Barre on business Monday.
Mrs. Alice JeiEords and son visited At
Orville Cunningham recently.
II. o. Baily, wife and daughter Of
Bradford visited IN town last week.
d. T.. Bagley and Fred Rowe attended
the auction at W. c. Nye's last week
George Button has returned ffom the
west having been away several months.
Gerald Knapp and Miss Florence
Tubs visited at S. q Makers recently.
John Bixby has moved 10 his mother.
place she recently bought at the Grove.
Eugene Fellows was home from God.
dard seminary through the deer season.
John WiIds has moved to the Luher
house he recently purchased Of Mr..
Tubs.
Mrs. G. f. Newton AMI Mrs. 4. Y.
Fellows were in Barre on business
Thursday.
James Renhaw. IT, has moved 20 O.
n. Luber's house formerly occupied BY
John Wilds.
II. S. Clark lost one Of his work
horses Monday. The animal dropped
dead in the road.
Fred Magoon shot a 200 pound buck
just back Of S. @. Meaker's barn during
the open season.
Everett Hood has again started his re-
pair cart towards Barre. WHAT Is our
loss is Barre's gain.
Ada McIndoes has gone to McIndoes
to work, having closed her labors at
L. r. Nights two weeks ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-06
TALK OF THE Town.

Black Cat hose At Abhott's,
For warm winter underwear 70 %
psuys store,
flanuelsiie night robe sale At The
Vaughan store
For the heat l5.eent stockings for win.
ter 80 70 peFfys.
n n Gordon Of Glrns Falls, \. y, i
n the city on business visit,
Sec programme on another page Of
she woodmen's slAsh annual ball
nnre's orchestra WIN furnish music
lor the ladies Of Clan Gordon fair
Paul Persons began work this week
ior tho Eastern Estate Tea company,
Hits from "Iloneymooncrs" and all the
new music. l5e a copy. Averlll Music Co.
Auction sale al che City auction
rooms, Pearl street, every evening this
week.
Remember. the grand march starts
promptly Il eight o'clock Al the Weed.
mems ball.
IN lieu Of a concert. The Wooduien
Win furnish lunch AZ ~ o'clock az their
sixth annual ball.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl +. Parker left this
noon for Southera pines, y. G., where
they win spend the winter,
Frank Hutchinson. who has been visit.
ing AZ tho home u his parents, Air.
and Mrs. =. A. Hutchinson. went to
lowell, Mass, today.
Among the arrivals al the City hotel
to-day were II. Meistcr, New Haven,
Conn, Z. r. Bariwsil. Wessicld. Mass,
Frank H. Pratt, A. n. Hunt and 5. o.
Miner u BOSTON.
Alfred Bcckman. who had only been
LET out Of the county jail yesterday FROM
serving q 80 days sentence, was arrest.
al this morning on West street by Chief
Faulkner for being intoxicated.
Those who attended the Hibernian
base ball team dance Last night are loud
In their praise OF the music furnished
By Bruce's orchestra, saying that Il was
the best they ever heard IN town.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-06

Prices, 25c, s5c and SOC
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-06

See the Funny Dutehman, the Irish
policeman, the Pretty Girls, the Clever
Dancers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-06

The officers Of Iliawatha lodge, No.
20, L 90. F. have accepted an invita-
ton from Williamstown lodge to confer
the second degree at Williamstown on
Friday evening, Nov s. Members who
desire to 60 are requested to be at lodge
meeting on Thursday evening and leave
their names with the Noble Grand.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-06

VIII all the ladies having donations
for the Ladies OF Clan Gordon fair
please leave same at Hales Pavilion,
Thursday afternoon, and If the canvass
ers have omitted to call on anyone, it
was by mistake. Their donations vii:
be just as welcome
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-06
SOMETHING NEWT THE BIG COLOHED
MUSICAL COMEDY

Great Singing and Dancing, Good
Specialties, New Songs, Grand choruses,
and Spectacular Effects.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-06
NOTICE.
Assessment for watering Streets


To an whom IL may concern i-Notiee IL here.
b. gisrn that the following streets and por'
lions Of streets IA the Clty % Barre, VI, have
been watsred during The present season ~ Ac'
cordaace with the prosisieus Of the ChAftci
and the amendments thereof. namely Ayers
street. from the standplpo % South Main
Street. Main Street. from Dix q Coiefuan'a q
the bridge near Whitcomh Hr0thersi Granite
street. from Main street % the crossing near
koissaF's polishing mill Depot square TO he
~ s W. X. X. tracks. Maple Avenue, from
Main 20 seminary Streets Cottage streets
seminary street. from Main - summet streets
west street.. from sIaln o SUMMER streets
Merchant street. from Main 20 summer Streets
Pearl Street. from Main . Summer Streets
Central street, Keith Avenue EAstaIn Ave-
nue., from Kim Street % Mira Jones Fasterly
line; Summer street: Elm Street, from wash
ington % EssfaGn Avenue; Aveuil Street;
Park Street. from Averii q Academy street
Church strret. Jefferson Street; Warrington
Street. from the National Bank corner -
Academy street Academy Street, from Wash
lnrton 70 Park street; Prospect street, from
Main Street 10 the bridge.
The street Commissioners viii meet a. the
City Council Chamber, In tbe City Hail. in said
barre. en the ifth day OF November 1877, AZ 4
O'Clock in the afternoon then and there 20 de-
terinlue upon ana maze such assessments.
said assessments viii be due on November
18Th, 1907, and payable within D days thereafter
al the city Clerks Once.
l. IT, THuRsTON. Street Commisaionerx
AZ CAMPBELL In and for the
II. G. LADD. City OF Barre, W
barre. VI, NoSembere, 1901.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-06
Bring in Your Wife!

Any that fortunate enough have wife will do well
bring along when ready select his Fall and Winter Suit We
extend her personal invitation womans eyes and appre
quality of fabrics the accenuated point cal STYLE the
excellent tailoring the artistic touch and the give details
and the Men know whether they like the general style and feel
the fabric when they put Suit and after they have
the tailoring and look Of the Suit But will know
glance just what you getting, how becomes you and how
well worth the pnceno what grade of Suit you buy.
Suits for $1,000, $1,000, $40 90. SIS 90 to s25 90.
Clean. and Repair Clothing
Fur Goats Rent
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-06
100 LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

WANTED BY November l6, good girl for
general housewoTk; no cooking Address Mrs.
VT l99t6s
FOR SALE--A horse in good condition bug
gy, sleigh and harness. Apply at 4io North
Main street. 1884
WANTED--Po Position by young man looking
for work Tor grocer or butcher or any store
care Barre Daily Times, 1s9t3S
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-06
A. p ABBOTT co. a. ?. ABBOTT 8 co A. P ABBOTT & CO
Daylight StoreA
The Perfect Fitting and Popular Priced
Munsing Underwear

Underwear
here That why MUNSiNO
best Underwear value that be had given or the price We asa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-06

Tickets at Hendricks drug store We'd
nesday.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-05-10
Annual May Festival.

The third annual May Festival OIL
the Sioux Falls Choral Society, which
Is 70 be held In Sioux Falls May % and
oath. this year, will be the musical
event Of the season In the southeast
corner OF South Dakota, northwestern
Iowa and southwestern Minnesota.
IL will afford lovers of music as well
IS students an opportunity OF hearing
dered BY an excellent chorus, support.
ing soloists q very high order, all
under the direction of MI. Walter
Howe Jones, n OF the most capable
conductors In the west.
The instrumental portions OF the
program will be presented by an or
chestra Of rs pieces and the grand
vocal chorus will number more than
twice as many voices.
The opening night program will be
agrand vocal chorus by the soloiSts
and orchestra.
On the second evening the Oratorio
ssSt. Paul. will be presented. For
this feast Of harmony the following
prominent eastern artists have been
Soprano. Miss Clara Williams, Min
neapOlis.
C~ontralto, Mrs. Inez Thompson-P Pet
erSOn, Sioux Falls,
Tenor, MI. Robert Perkins, Chi
caG0s
HassO, Nj. Marvin Greene, Chicago.
Season Tickets ~. 80, single admis-
olOn9 including reserved seats, 75ctS;
general admission Scots.
Excursion rates on all railroads.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-05-10
Gilbert Thompson Got the Clock.

..h
Gilbert Thompson OF Lincoln,
vas a renewal subscriber Saturday.
Gilbert, George Thinglum, Cornelius
Falde and Andrew Syvertson were
among the corr contestants at the
late county exhibit. Each of them
had corn that scored 804 points and
this entitled them to an equal chance
In a fine alarm clock prize 20. The
boys have never all met In town since
that clock became a prize. Last Sat
urday Gilbert found Mr.. Syvertson
and as Geo. Thinglum had agreed to
a game of draw to decide who should
carry home the prize, a little game or
draw took place in the LEADER office.
Four slips were placed In a q on one
of which clock was written. The hrst
slip drawn was a blank for Mt. Ealde,
and the second drawn was tor Mr..
Thompson and he got the prize: The
editor did the drawing and Mr..
son wanted to buy the clock but Gill
bert said he needed something that
would beat the ROSTERS or gong toget
him out Of bed on time. This clock will
do the work. 1t starts out moderate,
then rests for a half a minute, and
begins a double back action on the
gong. Then rests for fifteen seconds
and starts out in a manner that
would put the Canton fire whistle to
shame, and it doesn't let up until
some one gives it a shake that would
jar a springless wagon. We are in.
clined to think that Gilbert will
carry that clock owe to Mr.. Syvert-
sons some Sunday morning and make
him a present of the best alarm clock
ever made. Gilbert might be able to
stand it but we don't believe his wife
will want the baby's nerves destroyed.
It's a wonderful clock. When 1T got
started in the LEADER office the COM
pesitors went out doors until Albert
got it quieted down.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-05-10

Mrs. Wheatley's sisters and mother
came up from Fairview last Saturday
to visit oyer Sunday.
Messrs. Thornton, Scion and Ham
ilton dipped cattle the fore part OF
the week.
VIII Abbott lost a very valuable
horse last Saturday.
Sunday was a fine day and every
body was taking advantage of it, even
the automobilists. AS this was one
OF the first days that autos and horses
have both been out in great numbers
this spring, it was only right that
the h rises should shy into the fields
and bitches leaving the autOistS the
nice smooth road.
Harry Ellis set out a number of
evergreen trees last Monday.
Tom Lnnder is around calling on
all the people again and gathering
facts regarding their taxable property.
This is Toms third term and he has
given the best of satisfaction.
Frank Painters father spent a few
days with him last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Husnan drove to
Canton last Friday to attend the fun
eral of Mrs. Shedd.
Milton Leffert attended the enter
tainment given by the Luther League
at Canton Sunday evening. He has
been attending Norwegian services at
that place of late. He ear under
stand quite a few words already and
if he keeps on he will soon be a full
fiedged Norwegian. We can't account
for his wishing to change his nation
ality but he, no doubt, has a reason.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-05-10
FairyieW.

May I . q
April weather in March, March
weather in April and October weatt
err in May.
Who ever heard of such joy as was
reported by the Grand Valley Scribe
sometime ago, when one OF their
young married men put his head into
an empty barrel to hear how the
word papa would reecho. Here's
hoping the Grand Valley Scribe may
experience like joy.
Funny NORWAY" never had scribe
before. We hope he will grow in
grace and strength and get plenty OF
news.
AS there has not been very much
rain yet the roads are now in fine
condition and those having automob-
lies are highly welcome to make use
only when they a our horses.
The dread disease, malignant scarlet
fever, which found its way into the
Martin Johnson home less than two
weeks ago has in that short time
claimed two members of the family
by death. The oldest boy Johnnie, a
promising young mar about eighteen,
and a younger sister. Other members
were seriously i'll but at present are
improving.
T. Rikansrud and sister took in the
party at G. B. Strands in Grand Val
ley last Saturday evening.
Miss Judith Gregguson is home
having completed her term of school
down near Hudson.
Gilman johnson attended the party
at G. Strands in Grand Valley Sat
urday evening.
A fire which came very nearly prov
ing serious took place down at Pete
Lunder's a few days ago. The cook
the house caught fire and burnt down.
The heat from this cracked some of
the window panes in the house and
all the water and all the milk in and
near the house was used to prevent
the house from catching fire.
Raynold Peterson and Miss Bertha
Hage attended Luther League at
Moe last Sunday evening.
Wedding bells in these parts next
week. Who would have thought that
of Peder e.
t. Rikansrud's shepherd dog was
lost strayed or stolen last Sunday
eve somewhere between his home and
Peter Gubrud's out in southern Nor
way. The dog is light brown and was
formerly owned by Knut Rise and
anyone knowing where it is will please
report to the owner.
A young man out in Norway who
drives a famous horse attempted to
race with a young man from these
parts driving a gray plug last Sunday.
The Gray got way ahead and Stub
came trotting after.
Joe Knutson has commenced to
practice for the turkey shoot next
Thanksgiving.
Miner Serum was seen in his new
carriage along the road last Sunday.
Fairview Bachelor.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-05-10
"A Wedding

rN,c soct ivit which heUar
.aAc ~cuu.ns ona 80 NJ OFF
Sn,,n ~ ny n,ss MinSie Tvansona ~ Siony
EN- ~, ~ ninsed ,vith : hrilIian 4
aU Wy npnc ~ onG no. r nsor !,
PaIenls' NJ. alsu Mls' 'o'ni Han'
Sa ~ may ~ ro hamar - fo,,r o,clocu
4 1 ne astornnon D snd Nv CIV o,cioci,
~ r Ii1 80 pnndrad n,,osts had arriv.
~ a ~ c=nnara t',lata the arnom and
su,dn "a tha hride laaEaG hoa,,tifn1
- r ~ ~ whita nat aver White
si,L 49, ~ w;th not insartion and
r;hhon and woe carnations while
~ ~roorn annea rod IN a]vaning drass
4 fhraa course dinner was served in
ooms andsnno CIV dacorared wirh
serns and WIZ and ninL carnations'
w ana Mrs Sn1n received MANY
haanfiynI ana valnah3a cifts mostly in
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-05-10
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East Lincoln.
May /, 1907

.#. 'Au AcNss
The farmers are all busy getting
ready to plant corn SO news Is scarce
in this neighborhood.
Chris Eneboe bought a load of hogs
last Wednesday,, but WI have not
been informed as to whether the deal
was gain or loss for him.
The new desk which was ordered
for tine Kinsley school house has at
last arrived.
The Ladies Aid Society was enter.
tanned Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Warner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Thompson and
children spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Clay Johnson.
Nora FosSum entered school Mon.
day after having been absent two
weeks on account of sickness.
Quite a numer attended the preach
ing services at Cottage Grove Sunday
afternoon. The question is still un.
settled as to whether or not Sunday
School will be organized.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Warner visited
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
o. Eastman.
Misses Beulah Hunt and Ruby Han
mum came out from Canton Friday
evening and visited at the Hunt home
until Sunday afternoon.
Little Joyce Tate had her shoulder
thrown out of joint a short time ago,
but she is getting along very nicely
at this writing.
Word has been received from North
Dakota that MI. and Mrs. Lesley
Kinsley and son Fred arrived at their
destination safely and are well pleased
with their new nome.
We no longer phone to our friend
Mabel Johnson as her school closed
last Friday and she has gone home for
her vacation. {,