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Arizona republican., 1907-07-21

matter of individual taste ass Ps<s- erence and can be varied ak.is aEsf again.
 The waist is made with a fs..ei lining. which Is faced tO forss tls. yoke and itself consists of frOat aud back These last are tucked al their upper edges and are softly fui below while there is a trimming band ar ranged over the upper edge. The guimpe sleeves are simply full gath cred into straight cuffs while the sleeves of the waist give a suggestion of the kimOnO style. If desired the blouse can be made entirely separate. and worn over any guimpe or the lin- ing can be used as a guimpe and the two finished separately
 The quantity of material required for the medium size is yards. el. is yards g or 1 1-2 yards i4 inches wide with 2 Is yards IS inches wide for the guimpe portions. sOutache according to design
 The pattern 56s4 Is cut in sizes for a 32. 34. 36. 3S 4O and g. inch bust measure. and will be mailed to any ad- dress by the Fashion Department of this paper on receipt of ten cents tif in haste send an additional two cent stamp for letter postage which inSures more prompt delivery)
 Cut this out and send with ten cenes to The Republican. Phoenix. Arfx. nl,- Ing out the blank below:
Arizona republican., 1907-07-21
SMOKING HABIT IN 1923.

Until some fifty years after its in troduction smoking was not the simple, straightforward practice it is now. says the London Chronicle. After the aboriginal American method. the smoke was inhaled through the mouth but puffed out through the nostrils. A woodcut of "A Tobacco Drinker." dat ed 1923. thus shows a beruffled gentle man with his pipe in his month and a stream of smoke issuing from his nose. This was called the Cuban eb- olition." Ben Jonson mentions 1t as one of the delicate sweet forms for the assumption" of tobacco which gal lants took lessons to acquire. The smoker who had the secret of the ''whiffs" was able to retain the smoke as long as he liked. and riding away after taking his pipe to 'expose one whiff at Hounslow. a second at Staines and a third at Bagshot."
Arizona republican., 1907-07-21
5sSi Fancy Yoke Blouse.
32 to 42 bust. FANCY YOKE BLOUSE WITH GUIMPE 56S4.


 GUIMPE 56S4.
 The guimpe waist is unquestionably the favorite one of the season and many and charming are the variations thereof. Here is an exceedingly att tractive and dainty design that as H. lustrated is made from chiffon taffeta trimmed with narrow sOutache braid and with guimpe portions of filet net. but which can be utilized for almost every fashionable and seasonable ma terial. The waist itself is full enough to be becoming without being bulky and is adapted to silk, to vOile, to marquisette and also the simple silk and cotton mixtures, that are so ex- ceptionally beautiful this year and that make such attractive warm weather gowns. while the yoke and the guimpe sleeves appropriately can be made from all-over lace. embroid- cry. net or lingerie material. Indeed. embroidered muslin is especially well liked for this purpose by French de- signers and always gives an air of daintiness to any gown. The trimming in this instance is bands of taffeta with the Greek fret executed in soutache braid and with finish of the braid but applique or embroidery can be substi- tuted indeed. trimming is always a
Arizona republican., 1907-07-21

after a remarkable engineering feat. owing to the presence of eE0ssacss quantities of water. forming a quick sand. it was found necessary to freeze the ground to a depth of nearly 500 feet. Twenty eight holes were bored in a circle about the shaft to a 1~pth of 434 feet. and freezing tubes ~ere inserted. Brine was the rae>fiaa used to extract the heat from tss strata The length of time required Co forsa a wall of ice was ls5 days. sA- sai s-r- ing maintained for ;s7 days. ia tse shaft bottom the froe~n ssna Ssz ss hard that il could b< senstssas4 sa&y by blasting.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-21
Sale and Rental
 Property

160 acres 6 miles west. 70 acres in alfalfa. balance in stubble. This is a fine piece of land, we'll worth the mon- ey asked. Price S10O per acre. 10 acres of stubble land. 2 miles from the city. adobe house with 4 rooms. This place can be bought on easy payments. Price 5000. room frame house. with regular size lot. s6OO will take this. and part cash at that.
 room modern brick cottage on the north side. everything up to date about the place; has not been any sickness in the house. Price $3OO0. $500 cash. balance time at 8 per cent.
 lots in alfalfa. with large shade trees. rooms with porch around the house. This would make a nice home. Price $l.000.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-21
TO LET

A handsome new residence of brick rooms, with all modern conveniences. beautiful corner lot. lovely surround ings: will lease at s33.3315 per month by the year.
 A nice 4 brick room modern cot tage, well furnished, close in, desir- able location; price SIS per month straight.
 A pleasant little frame house with good shade, water furnished; s7 per month.
 6 lots fin alfalfa. a cosy cottage in good condition, with 5 rooms. This is a snap for a person that wishes to raise chickens; S12.50 per month.
 Call on us and let us do your wor- rying about finding a place that will suit you in price, location and terms.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-21
SITUATIONS WANTED.

PRACTICAL MAN wants jobbing of all kinds. Understands carpenter ing, painting and furniture repair ing. Terms moderate. R. F. c. 731 East Van Buren street.
 JAPANESE BOY wants position. Cook waiter. dish washing or any kind of work. Town or country. Japanese Club. FOG F. Washington. Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-21
COAL MINE 1921 FEET DEEP.

Coal has been reached at depth of 1921 feet in Lord Londonderry's new colliery at Seaham Harbor in England
Arizona republican., 1907-07-21

Keep posted and happy wArir away on your summer trip sy Having The Arizona Republican forsa-ted- No trouble to change address as often as you wish. Phone. Main 47.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-21

Phoenix Bakery-s SeseA kss a<x-r been surpassed-neyer quite sssat~&- Our expert bakers tuys from tAs sssas daily a quantity of cream brssf ti0e loaf) that for lishtness. f.kIe<xs ana even grain will tslisAa tAs ssss erss- teal.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-21

Some people are slow to make fast friends.-Philadelph Record.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-21

FOR SALE-Or will trade as a pay
 ment on a four or five room cottage. the equity in two and a half acre tract on the Indian car line. See AL len and Price. l36 West Washington.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-21

Prof. Fountain Music stores Nos and ?. Special price for violin. man dolin and guitar lessons for the sum
Arizona republican., 1907-07-21

DavidsOn's HOrssshossss sAse afs~r Aug. l. will be at new shOS. sss SoEth
Arizona republican., 1907-07-21

FOR SALE-1 registered Poland China SOW $50; l mower worth s25 will go for $l5. Call at S0i N. 7th Ave. Wiatt's.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-21

Watches naturally feel run down in the spring.-Philadelphia Record.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-21
FOR SALE.

ELY PENN -ARIZONA-Chance of your life. Though you missed Gib-
 son you can still be on the wave of prosperity. Agent S20 N. 2nd street.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-21

side spring runabout. cheap. Ensigns Stable.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-21

PASTURE FOR SALE-Good alfalfa Page fence. close in. See R. A. Wat kins. at Gazette office.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-21

WANTED-Quick willing young man tn assist in our fruit packing house at Jerome. Walter Hill co. WANTED-A timer. See b. H. Bur tis l5 E. Washington street. WANTED-Manager branch automo- bile salesroom. Responsible man with first class references. and S5.- 900 cash to manage branch automo- bile salesroom. High class ma chimes. Position pays s5OOO per year. Highest bank and commercial ref erences furnished. Address P. O.. Box 65s. Chicago III.
 wANTED-Woman for housework all year round position. Summers at Iron Springs. Call at Goldberg's. WANTED-Immedia cook in res taurant. Phone Teddy's Place, Tenn pe.
 WANTED-Girl for general house. work. 500 12th st. Brill addition. WANTED-Man or boy who under stands clothing. shoe and gents fur nishing business. Apply "The Fog gery," Mesa, AriZ.
 WANTED-Travelin man for South Texas. Arizona and New Mexico on commission basis to carry our line of fancy vests. bar. walters and bar bers' coats, duck pants, etc. b. Fried lander X Co, 2l N. Green St, Chica- go.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-21
WANTED

want to nEure with yo1 or drilling your wells and instsiling your pumping plsnts-lsrEs or small
 ~. L. CARPENTER. with
 PRATT GILBERT co.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-21
HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Salesman experienced in any line to sell general trade in Arizona: liberal commissions with SS5 weekly advance. one salesman earn cd S12S9.2S during last three months. his first work. The Continental Jewelry Co., Cleveland. Ohio.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-21

FOR SALE-Elegant 7-room brick modern improvements. East front. Close in on 3rd st.. at bargain. P. O. Box sol.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-21

FOR SALE-Orange orchard, 40 acres, l share Mesa water, [ room house, good we'll packing house and other buildings: good shade, acres or anges. f of apples, 3 of Bartlett pears ? acres of melons, big crop of fruit. Half mile southeast of Mesa. Wm. Ellsworth, Mesa.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-21

WANTED-Separator tender. s5 per day to experienced man. Nichols Bros. Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-21
MEsA-RoosEvELr STAGE co.

leaves Mesa for Roo yes For Artsoas dan,7 Globe Roo sevst and Mesa sW
 Arizona
Arizona republican., 1907-07-21

WANTED-Quick willing young man tn assist in our fruit packing house
 at Jerome. Walter Hill co.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-21

WANTED-Automob sales manager to conduct and manage branch sales room; man of ability to invest s10.- GOO with well established automo- nile company; manufacturers of high class machines; position pays in salary and commissions over $5000 per year. best of references required and furnished. Address r. O. Box 11E Freeport, III.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-21

MEN AND BOYS wanted to learn plumbing. clustering. bricklaying, also sheet metal pattern draught- ing Positions secured. Day and night classes. Free catalog. Visit ors welcome. Coyne Trade Schools San Francisco and New York.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-21

TED-Immediately. cook in res taurant. Phone Teddy's Place, Tenn pc.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-21

WANTED-A timer. See D. H. Bur tis l5 E. Washington street.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-21

WANTED-Everyone to know that Ed Branch, painter and paper hanger is located at 24 N. 2nd street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-06
HALF K MS 288 NORTH MAIN ST
 Railroad Time Table.

Trains leave West Main Street Station al Eos So,SNi BiR1paEpoRr AND NEW YORK TOR INSIGNIA Sf. . A AND D NSsp NEW HAvEGN@ G F.
 e:ss. 7:47, il:oo Q. m; l:oe. s:4o. GOT p. m. 1, TOR WATERToWN-e:47 s:s4, il:l4. a. m. d ros ;i riHosAsToN, ;Ss roRR1NeroN AND
 WINSTED-s:2o, 1o:5s @. m. l:2l, S:5J,
 7:oO. s:be p. m.: Sundays 9aS m. S:N FOX HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD. WILL
 bIMAsrly bHSaS purMHM WoKonsTEK sTb RosRoy sRoyI-
 Hartford and SprinRaeld),
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 Sunday Trains.
 TOR BRISTOL-tConnecting with suburban , trains)-*S:so, +lo:oo a. m; BOO, "5:o5, 7:od sconnectIng for Springfield, Worcester. and Boston.
 ! NAUGATUCK DIVISION.
 Trans leave Bank Street Station aa EoR iSas"' BRIDGEPORT AND NEW YoRH -e:35 7:15 s:Io: lt:lo a. m.; l:l5. e:4s 4:25, e:lap m.; Sundays: 7:os, $50 to BridgeI
 I:io, except Monday, e:35, T5s, 9:4o. Ii:ld
 .. m.. l:lb 2:49. 4:s5, 6:'. 7:50 D. m \
 Sundays i:lo. 7:oS' $50 .. m., l:io. 5:los FOR WkTERrowN-s:45. s:ss nas a. r- Ioss: s:4i HhoSSs%os, 1!S e E ToRsrNeroN .xp
 WINSTED-S:27. I0:b6, a. m., l:le, 3:5a
 e:5s, s:5a p m.; Sundays. s:5s o. n.; s:iS D. n. V = DUBLIN STREET STATION. TOR ABERDEEN AND MIDDLETOwN,, Io:50 @. m., $40 D. 10. + Q. N. SHEPARD. FIG. COLEYl [ Cen. SupS ASs's Gen. Pass Agt
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-06
WATERFOWL JOTTlNGS

Louis Fox visited his father at Savin Rock recently.
 Henry Weltnn is confined to the house with a sore knee.
 Mrs George Newey and son are visiting relatives in New London.
 The trolley express between Wa tertown and Waterbury was started to-day.
 Russell Northrop, who has been employed in Danbury all summer. will soon move his family there.
 William Bishop of winsted. and a former resident of watertown. is quite i'll in the hospital in Winsted.
 The highway commission has been been notified that the town of Water town intends to spend Sn.g00 for rad improvements.
 At the special town meeting held on Wednesday afternoon it was voted to apply to the state for an appropriation of sze.0o0 to be spent on the highways of this town in the nsxt two years If the full amount Is allowed by the state the town will have to pay one-fourth- It Uss also votsd that the board of relief and assessors be elected for the term of two years at the annual election to bs ksld ia October.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-06
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Brown From Missouri" at the op-
 era house tonight, 5 | On Tuesday, September A. the rail.
 road commissioners will begin the
 annual inspection of the steam Tail
 roads in the state
 The Firemen's baseball team will
 go to Southington tomorrow and the Consolidated will go to Terryville to play the locals of each respective place.
 In the probate court yesterday Mrs Ann Casey was appointed adminis- tratrix of the estate of her late hus- band, Edward F. Casey. Charles Hall and Michael J. Ryan were ap- pointed appraisers of the estate. The borough clerk is receiving bids | for laying 800 feet of sewer pipe on German street and Goodyear avenue. The time for filing bids will expire at s p. m., Tuesday, September 10. A cash deposit of $1O must accom- pany each bid.
 William J Freeman is having his cellar wall at the corner of Maple anC Water streets broken so that there will be better ventilation there. This has always been damp spot and MT Freeman is fixing things so that more sanitary conditions will exist there
 Michael B .Reidy, who for the past eighteen years has been in the employ of Contractor J. H. Dunn has resign ed his position and will go into the same line of business for himelf He has a number of contracts on hand now and with the experience he has had will gain many more.
 The local council of the Catholic Women's Benevolent legion will hold an important meeting tonight in St Cecelia's hall. Mrs Quinlan, national orator of the order will ad- dress the meeting. It is expected that a large number of members will be present.
 Miss Nellie L. Killer of 143 School street died yesterday, aged 23 years. The funeral will be held Saturday afternoon at o'clock in the Union City chapel. The services will be conducted by Rev c. c. Smith, pastor of the Baptist church. Interment will be in Grove cemstery.
 Contractor NJ. B. Reidy is building a cellar for Patrick Duffy on High land street and is also building re- taining wall on Elm street on the property of William Ward. Mir Ward is also having tile pipes laid in this lot to carry away the water that lodges there and when this is done it will be filled in to the grade of the road.
 In the borough court yesterday, Clayton Barley was fined $5 without costs for skipping the face of Benja- min Fannick Each of the parties were driving along the road to Beacon Falls and as the road is narrow along the route, considerable trouble ensued as to the right of way, and when it couldn't be settled in any other way it ended in the manner stated above
 The Naugatuck Business Mems association held a meeting Wednes- day night in the office of the judge of probate. The association is looking up rooms for headquarters and ap- pointed a committee to look up the matter and report. There was con-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-06
WATERvlLLE

Otis L. Fuller of Hartford was a visitor in the "ville" yesterday.
 The Military band will give a prom" in Good Will hall tonight.
 Albert Snagg has resigned his position with the American Pin Co.
 Mrs James Brown, IT,, and family are visiting relatives in Falls Village.
 Robert Booth has returned from two weeks vacation spent at the shore.
 Regular meeting of the Waterville Engine company tonight at 8 o'clock. as
 Mrs John Marsh Lucas has re. turned from visit with relatives in Goshen.
 Daniel Cronin has returned from a visit with relatives in South Am boy, N. J.
 The American Pin company fire men will give clambake in the Pin shop grove tomorrow afternoon.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-06
Personal Mention.

Miss Rose Graham of Terryvlle is visiting friends in town.
 Mrs John Platt of High street is spending a few days with relatives in Bridgeport. - -. -
 Aaron w. French is taking a va- cation this week at the various shore resorts.
 Miss Tessie Cunning. clerk at M. Halijans store is spending a vacation at Savin Rock.
 Mrs Arthur Reffelt of Meadow street has for her guest Mrs Clarence Val entine of Bridgeport.
 Deputy Internal Revenue Collector Marggraff of Waterbury was in town yesterday on business.
 Hubert Johnson, who has been visiting friends in town, left to-day for his home in Middletown, N. Y.
 Miss Nora Ryan of South Nor walk is visiting with Misses Mary and Lizzie Kennedy of Meadow street.
 Miss Helen Lynch. who has been spending few days with friend in town has returned to her home ill Hartford.
 Miss Louise Pryor of Cliff street left this morning for New York city, where she will remain for the next two weeks.
 Miss Catherine Quish of Washing ton street, who has been spending a weeks vacation at the short, has re- turned home.
 Harry James of Brooklyn, N. r., who has been the guest of Mir and Mrs Charles Stahl of Bradley street, has returned home.
 Richard Weary of Church street, who since early in July has been in Maine and Massachusetts on d vaca- ton. has returned home.
 Mrs Ursula Burke. who has just returned from Port Jefferson, x. r., has taken a position at the New Athens confectionery store.
 Mrs Michael 0'Loughlin and child ren of Carroll court have returned from sharon where they have i,een spending a few weeks vocation.
 Michael W. Morris of Cherry street is attending the national convention of the Companions of the Forest that is being held in Atlantic City. He represents the local court.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-06

siderable discussion caused by the
 fact being known that some of the
 members of the association had com
 mitted almost unpardonable offense of advertising, contrary to the rules adopted by the association, and they gave as their excuse that they didn't understand the rule, and they
 were given to understand that if the
 rule is again broken they will be
 heavily fined for committing such an
 offense. There were about 15 mem-
 bers present at the meeting.
 That Maple street had been so
 badly washed out during the heavy rains of yesterday is no surprise to many who are in touch with the con ditions on that side of the town. The water that caused all the damage came mostly from Johnson street and Phoenix avenue. At one time the surface water coming from these two streets would flow into the swamp near the rear of the barn of Charles H. Curtiss and run into the brook that flows through Colver's meadows but the course of this wa ter has been turned by one who was real anxious for improvements in a certain locality and the result is that the water is not flowing its natural course and will continue to do dam- age every time we get heavy rain, until the primary course is remedied.
 The rain that fell yesterday did considerable damage to the roads around town. The road at the ocrner of Terrace avenue and Fairview ave- nue was gutted because the drain pipes became clogged and the spot near the barn of Samuel Hopkins was turned into what appears like a good sized pond, but the worst dam- age was done on Maple street by the water that ran down, there from Johnson street and Phoenix avenue. It actually washed away the curbing and sidewalk in front of the resi- dence of J. D. Shea and Mrs Ann Me Carthy. These walks were finished only the day before and J. H. Dunn, who did the work, had just received his check in payment for it. It is claimed that the conditions on that street near that point were the means of turning the water that caused the damage.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-06
NUTMEG CRAVINGS.
Interesting Items Boiled Down for
 Our Busy Readers.

Our Busy Readers. ,
 The forty-frst annual reunion of tht Sixteenth regiment, c. ", will bt held in the Hartford Y. M. c. A
 building on Tuesday, September IT the forty-fifth anniversary of the battle of Antietam, in which the regi ment suffered terribly.
 The Connecticut Fat Mems associ. ation held its annual reunion and clambake at Dorlon's point, South Norwalk, yesterday afternoon. On ac. count of the severe storm only a doz. en members were present at dinner The affair was under the direction ot the president, Patrick Murphy ot Westport, who tips the scales at near ly 300 pounds. All outdoor games, sports, etc, were called off.
 The farmer vote defeated the pro- posed charter for the town of Orange yesterday. The result is also said to have been due to the bad weather. In the two voting districts of North Orange and West Haven the vote stood as follows: North Orange, 424 yes, 431 no; West Haven, 36 yes, GA no; giving a total number of votes cast, 955, of which the opposition boiled 495, or majority Of 35 against the proposed measure.
 B. J. Scholermann, a wealthy resi- dent of Greenwich, and justice of the peace, returned last Tuesday from a summers stay at Lake Waramaug and he found that his home had been entered and ransacked, that silver ware, jewelry and sealskin garments had been taken, and that other of his property had been gathered togeth : CT as if the burglars had intended a return trip for the removal of the goods.
 James Harrington, well known Winsted swimmer, experienced mar row escape from drowning in the third bay of Highland lake yesterday afternoon while racing within Paul Pansegrau, a New York swimmer, for a purse of $100. The men were to swim from the headgate on Lake street to Highland lake park, a dis tance of aboat two miles and quar- ter, and were about to enter the home stretch when Harrington, who was about six boat lengths behind his op- ponent, became completely exhausted and was rescued from watery grave by friends who had been following the swimmers in boats. He was talk en to the dock at the cottage of Miss M. L. Gaylord, where he was revived with difficulty.
 Miss Agnes G. Giersch an Avon school teacher wants Delmore A. Had sell to be held accountable for words which she says he spoke regarding her to Delatus Woodruff ana Mrs Woodruff on July of this year. MT Woodruff is a school committee man in Avon and Miss Giersch says that at the time the words were ut tered MT Woodruff was contenplat- ing hiring her as teacher Tn the school. She declares that MT Had sell said of her: Miss Giersch is a woman of bad character" She de- clares that MT Hadsell meant she was not a woman uf good character and therefore was not d ht ana c"op- CT person to De employed as teach The words n''s "lse and mali cious, Miss Gierscn says. She sues Mir [Iadsell for sI, I,o00 damakes.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-06
Oliver Company Gets Biz contrs

Washington, Sept. 6.-The isthmian canal commission announced the award to the W. J. Oliver Manufacturing company of Knoxville. Tenn, of con- tract to furnish 800 dump cars for use on the isthmus, the contract price be- ing $562, ,500.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-06
John Hare to Quit Stage In a Year.

John Hare to Quit Stage In Year.
 London, Sept. 6.-John Hare has def- nitely announced his intention to re- tire from the stage within year. He will start on farewell provincial tour at the end of September and will give his last performances in London.