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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-02
EAST PROVIDENCE
Farrell and Bed Went Out 70
Window
watchsmokHt Firemen Had
Meeting. -..Notls

Yesterday afternoon a deputy sheriff
WAS called upon to set OUT the house
hoM goods of a woman on First street for
non,payment OF rent. twhen the officer
and Ris. assistants wena into one OF the
bed roomsthey found man named Far
rell sound asleep and he lafter being sud-
denly awakened refused to leave the bed
so the bed. Farral and AN was passed
through window pto tina street. Pa
trolman Taggnrt canfa- along and found
that Farrell was very much under the In
fiuence of liquor, so he sent him to the
police station and this morning was fined
81 and costs. which he paid. At the samo
court Joseph Arnold, who was arrested at
the request OF his wife, and Albert Dur
ant were also fined for being intoxicated.
and all settled.
FIREMEN MEET.
At the meeting OF the Watchemoket fire
company last evening all arrangements
were made to entertain their guests, tho
Mechanics fire company OF Warren, on
July 4. They will arrive here at $50 and
will be met at the depot by a delegation
and escorted to the town hall and after
the parade will be given dinner in the
vestry OF the Haven NJ. e. church. A
Henry Meegan, George Fuller. William
Faulkner and A. T.. Griswold was ap-
pointed TO arrange for lawn party early
in the fall
MINOR MENTION
Manual Vetter was taken into custody
at the Wickenden street police station In
Providence yesterday on warrant charg-
ing him with non-support. He was called
for by Patrolman Tagghrt are at the ses-
sion OF the Seventh district court this
morning pleaded not guilty and furnished
bonds for his appearance July IL at Q
O'Clock in the morning.
The Rev. s. j. Cam and family with
their household effects arrived here today
from Roxbury. Mass, and have taken
possession OF the parsonage OF the Second
Baptist church on Walnut street Mr..
Cam will preach his first sermon Sunday
morning. he having been engaged TO sue
ceed the Rev. G. w. Rigler who is now
at Westerly.
The excursion held by St Mary's
church yesterday was a huge success.
The party returned home early in the
evening tired but happy.
Reliance lodge of Odd Fellows will meet
this evening.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-25
Jacques
"A CELEBRATED CASE"

Owing to the enormous success of iaset weeks reception there will be another given by the members of the Poli stock company on the stage at the Jacques immediately after the per- formance of "A Celebrated Sase" to- morrow afternoon. . All the members Of the company will be present ana Miss Nordstrom, the new leading woman, will preside over the lemonade bowl. As an additional attraction every lady in attendance at the mat inee will be presented with carna- ton of the Thomas w. Lawson va riety. Saturday night there will be a distribution of souvenir photographs Of Miss Abbey the popular ingenue of the company for the benefit of those who are unable to attend the after non performances. The piece which the company is playing this week bids fair to break all the records for stock engagements and the success is due not so much to the absorbing story of the play as it Is the superb manner after which the cast is presenting It. The abilities of the company are splendidly adapted to the characters of the play and a beautifully balanced presentation is the result. Prices arc popular. Telephone 1090. Order seats now.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-25
WATERFOWL JOTTlNGS

Dr and Mrs Varnel are visiting friends in town.
 Irving Murets and Arthur Holt have gone to New York for few days outing.
 The firemen will hold q drill on Friday evening, July 26.
 Mir and Mrs Merritt Heminway are at the seashore.
 William c. Atwood, a former resi- dent of Watertown, is visiting friends in town.
 Isaac P. Kellogg. who is occupying the Bowers place during Mrs Blick s absence at the seashore. is laid up with blood poisoning in his foot.
 Frederick Bryan was found dead in his barn yesterday morning He arose in his usual good health and went to the barn to milk and not re- turning at the usual time his house. keeper Miss Abbey Sperry went in search of him and found him dead be- side his COW. He was about 67 years of age and had lived in Watertowr all his life and was much respected citizen of the town. One sister, Mrs Bacon, of Woodbury, survives him.
 A temporary bridge has been erect. ed near the silk factory to be used while the new bridge is being built
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-25
DAYLIGHT TRIP ON LONG
 ISLAND SOUND.

In connection with the Sunday ex. cursion to New York of the swift steel steamer. Bridgeport. a number of attractive features are offered in addition to the opportunity to visit Central Park, the Bronx. and other features. The Park Carriage company will have one of their large sight-see- ing wagons at Pier 70. foot of East 22d street. in readiness to receive tourists desiring to take the trip around New York. and full explana- tion is made by guide of all the points of interest The rate charged for this service Is s1 per capita From Waterbury train leaves at 7:05 a. m. due Bridgeport s:I5 a. m. making a good connection with steamer which leaves at o'clock for New York. due there at 12 noon. re- turning. steamer leaves New York. Pier 70. foot of East 27d street. at 5.50 D m. giving five and nne-half hours for sightseeing The rate from Waterbury to New York and return by purchasing tickets to Bridgeport and securing round trip on steamer. is only sz05.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-25
Personal Mention.


 Joseph Warren of Meadow street is spending the day at the shore.
 pr F. J. Tuttle and family of Mead ow street left to-day for Weir, \. H.
 James Atkinson of Water street is spending his vacation at the shore.
 Edward Began of coen street has returned from business trip to New York. .
 J. Lawler has returned from An- sonia. where he has been. visiting friends.
 Miss Eva Clay. who has been visit ing her brother in Waterville has re- turned.
 Michael Cuddy of Arch street was taken yesterday to St Nincent's hos- pital in Bridgeport.
 Edward Curtin. superintendent of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. has returned from his vhcation.4
 William Russell. prescription clerk at Brennan's drug store. Is spending q few days with relatives in Forest vile.
 Miss Annie Grant. who has been spending her vacation at the shore. resumed Der duties to-day at Pakrer's store. Miss Rose Sengstacken of Maple street left yesterday for Norfolk. Conn. where she will spend a two weeks va cation.
 Miss Margaret Daly. bookkeeper for F. J. DaIy. the grocer. left yesterday for a weeks visit with friends in Branfoud
 The Naugatuck IT. A R. base haIl nine will play the New Haven T. \. B. team Saturday afternon on Fire mems field.
 Patrick Hannon of Johnson strccs. who for some time past has been con fined t0 him home hy sickneSs. is again able Co he out
 L. s MOulthroF has returned from R L. where he stas been spending a few days with his family. who have a cottage al that place
 Michael Rearion 0f CHr street saTi- ed to-day for Queenstown. Ireland where he will visit relatiVes. He ex-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-25
WATERvlLLE

Henry Gagain has resigned hls position with the Rowbottom Ma chine company.
 Fred Pratt, of Syracuse, N. Y., is in town on business with the Ameri- can Pin company
 Court Welch, F. of A, have trans ferred their headquarters from Cart CT hall to Goodwill hall.
 John Duesenberry has returned from visit to his home in Sheffield. Waterville Co, w. R. K. of P, have changed their meeting nights to the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month.
 J. J. Henry of Winsted was visit or in the vile yesterday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-25
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS
Naugatuck Defeated.

The game yesterday at Bristol be- tween the Fire Department team and the sBristols was won by the latter team. Naugatuck made three runs in the opening inning, after which it was unable to score. The game was close ly contested and was interesting throughout the entire game. Sweeney's long hit over the center field fence was one of the features of the game Had 1t not been for the errors of the Nau- gatucks at critical times, they might have won the game. The score:
 Bristol '.........1 % 1 900 0 0-5 N. F. Dept .....3 % 0OO % 0-3
 Three base hit-Breen. Home run Base OF balls-Off Swen- ey 3, off Bronson l. Struck out-By Bronson 3. Doubt plays-Grant ana Hermann, Doyle, Galvioski and Rich meyer. Stolen bases--Reynolds. Um- pire-Bresnahan, of Bristol.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-25
NUTMEG CARVINGS.
Interesting Items Boiled Down for
 Our Busy Readers.

Two barns at Colchester, one be. longing to David Shea and the othel to Timothy Sullivan, were burned yesterday afternoon, the loss being about s2,000 with partial insurance.
 William H. Sparks, 57, dropped dead yesterday at the summer home of his daughter, Mrs Charles Vishno the wife of New Haven physician in Milford. Death was due to heart disease.
 The last of the striking boxmakers in Danbury, the employees of the Clark Box company's factory. return ed to work yesterday, the increased pay asked for by them having been granted.
 Nathan Hemenway, aged 8, keep CT of the Thompsonvilie md Suifield bridge since its construction, died suddenly last evening after a few hours illness of collie He was well known citizen and leaves widow and two daughters.
 Philip Douyard, of Torrington. while riding his bicycle down Pearl street yesterday afternon lost control of the bicycle and eollided with a horse and carriage at the corner of Main and Pearl streets. His right leg was broken and the wheel was smashed.
 Work cars of the Consolidated Railway company laden with labor CTS on the way to the East End car barns at Bridgeport were attacked by strikers of the American TIbe and Stamping company yesterday and a lively fight ensued. The laborers did not know why they were being att tackled. while the strikers thought the others were strikebreakers. No one was seriously hurt. Five arrests were made.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-25
Earth's Lan.p Grew Dim.

NEW YORK. July 23.-A partial eclipse of the moon occurred last night and this morning. although nobody but the learned astronomers seems to have expected it. The splendor of the queen of Night began to be obscured. as far as concerned spooning couples and other citizens at I00S p. m. At that second fair Luna entered the earth's shadow. She left the shadow at l2.45 a. m To sweethearts on ConeX's sands it was as if the parlor lamp of the universe had been turned low for two hours and thirty-seven minutes
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-25
poets to see Dublin exposition before returning home.
OAKYILLE HAPPENINGS

Bible study and prayer service at the Congregational church this even- ing at 7:30.
 Mrs Jane Richards has moved to Waterbury where she will reside in the future.
 The children of the All Saints church Sunday school class are hav- ing an outing at Waterville on the rectory grounds.
 The Baird Machine companys new factory addition is now we'll under way. Men are now at work build ing a vault in which to keep the com, pany's valuables.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-25
POLI'S
THRILLING PLAY.
'Why Boys Leave Home" to Be Pre-
 sented at Polls.

Why Boys Leave Home" is a genuine American melodrama, true to life, and great favorite to young men. It is thriller from beginning to end. It will make an evening of enjoyment. As special for this city, Signor Alfredo Brogi, the great Neapoiitan opera singer, will render Verdi's masterpiece, "Miserere," from "Il Trovatore
 Little need be said of his ability as an artist and singer as he is a gradu- ate from the conservatory of music at Naples, Italy. He has sung re- peatedly with great success at Mil- ano, Italy, and is we'll known star in all parts of Europe. Miss Sophie German actress, will take the part of the leading woman
 The play commands attention and the theatergoers of Waterbury are assured of real treat
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-25
COMING EVENTS.

July 26-State League park, Wat. erbury Police vs New Haven Police.
 Aug 1-Mr and Mrs John F. Kicks dancing academy. closing reception and dance.
 Aug 3-Judd's farm Outing of the Rosebuds.
 Aug 3-Town hall, Middlebury closing reception and dance of MT and Mrs John F. Kicks dancing class.
 Aug s-Eagles' hall. Smoker for the benefit of brother member.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-25
Hippodrome Next Week.

The Hippodrome Amusement com- pany will be the attraction here next week under the auspices of the Nauga- tuck Fire Co. The exhibition will be held every evening, there being a street parade given every day by the uniformed concert band. and those who have not had an opportunity of visiting Coney Island to see the orig inal hippodrome will have q chance next week to see it in miniature. The committee who arranged to have the show brought here and who are in charge of the details are Frank K. Nichols, Henry J. Callahan and John LaWlOr
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-25
New Poultry House.

Fred W. William of West Mountain is having a modern poultry house built in connection with his poultry yards in that section. The new building is situated on rock and is 80 feet long and 14 feet wide. The first story is to be of cement and the second of wood. On the second floor will be fitted up place to kill and dress fowl and the first floor is so built that the poultry will be safely guarded against the invasion of animals. and it is said to be one of the finest equipped poultry houses in this section.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-25

Joseph Roberts is spending his va cation at Savin Rock. There will be no band prom to- night as the weather is not favorable 1 for dancing.
 The x. r. D ball team will play the Chicopee Indians on Flremen's field on Wednesday, July 31. The Sunday school of the German Lutheran church held their picnic to- day at Lakewood park.
 The original T. A. B. Drum Corps are contemplating giving their annual outing within the next few weeks.
 Peter Brannigan of Union City. who was so badly scalded by the bursting of the injector while at work yester- day afternoon, Is resting comfortably to-day.
 The civil suit of the Foote-Potter Co of Waterbury vs John Weisman. to recover a bill of SEQ is being tried to- day before Justice of the Peace Hem ry W. Hamilton.
 The Newport excursion was well patronized to-day by the people of Naugatuck. as a large number left this morning to enjoy the cooling breezes of Nnrragansett bay.
 A number of young men, who live in the west end of the borough are planning a two weeks outing on the shores of Lake Quassapaug. They expect to pitch their tent about August 1.
 A Pole. whose name could not be learned. alighted from car last night at Cemetery street in such a manner as to strike the ground with such force as to cause fracture Of the skull. The car was backed up to Union City and the man cared for.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-25
vu.o. p,-. Prom Warner shot.

NEW YORK. July 24.-John c. wil- son. millionaire elubman and hat man. ufacturer. who was shot down by Frank H. Warner. the murderer of Es- ther Margaret NorlinE. died at SIS o'clock last night in St Vincents hos pital here. PatroImen stephen IT. Walsh and Tracey L. Rosss are in dis grace. charged with cowardice in not stopping the murderer.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-25
Herr~.hs.. sa.-st s.-aa. rI~.,.

NEW YORK. July 25.-One hundred and eight yachts of aIl sizes and types competed on Long Island sound for the prizes offered by the Larchmont Yacht club The feature was the de feat of all three ssoops of the fifty seven foot ciass by the new Here shoH slcop Avenger. owned hy R W. I-mmons of Boston. wbo had Captain Nat HerresbOG cn bsard as a guest
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-25

DRESS GOODS.
 Simply astonishing are the Mill End offerings on desirbale dress fabrics. Those values probably the strongest featured in the big event soc FANCY MIXTURES FOR 29c These are all 1907 latest styles in the new gray and white cheeks, shadow plaids, fancy over plaids, etc, extra good quality for 5Oc Mill :, End Sale price ...... ....... Iec yd s1 PLAIN AND FANCY MOHAIRs. soc YD Just to close out the remainder of our stock of fancy Mohairs, also plain grays, resedas. olives and browns, regular price 75c and $l, Mill End Sale price ....... ...... 39c yd S1 5O-INCH FANCY BANANAS, 59c YD Don't miss this bargain, 50-inch fancy gray Pan amas also good for fall wear in stripes and fancy plaids nothing serviceabe, regu- lar price $1 Mill End Sale price 59c yd BOG BLACK MOHAIR BOG I'D. 42nch Black Mohar Sicilian silk lustre crisp finish, regular 5Oc quality, Mill End Sale price
 SIPS BLACK FRENCH voILE, FOG.
 42inch all wool French Voile perfect black fine
 weave, regular s125 quality, Mill End Sale price ....... ...,'' ........ '.... ..... 7ec yd WHITE GOODS AND LINENS.
 White Lawn 40 inches wide, nice fine quality,
 dressing, regular price 1sc, Mill End Sale price
 ....... ....... ...... 9c yd Mercerized Madras. all white. in all the newest
 weaves and designs for shirt waists, fine quail
 ity. regular price 29c, Mill End Sale price 15c CRAsH-Ali linen brown Crash round thread
 worth 10c yard, Mill End Sale price yds for 200 DAMAsK-short lengths in all qualities from
 1% to yards, at less than ........ Half Price T0WELS-Turkish Bath Towels in white and
 brown, hemmed and frnged. extra heavy
 quality, regular price 15c, Mill End Sale price Tray Cloths 1Sx27, hemstitched and drawn work
 regular price 33c each Mill End Sale price each
 WASH GOODS. Imitation Rajah Silk in dark blue and brown,
 close imitation of the real Japanese material
 regular price 75c, Mill End Sale price .... 39c yd Mercerized Taffeta. checks in pink. blue and
 black in the various szes regular price 29c
 NH odle price 23c yd Imported Silk Muslins in the new designs and <
 patterns, regular price soc, Mill End Sale
 price ....... ...... ..... 39c yd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-25
Business Mems Outing.

The Business Mems association held their first annual outing yesterday at Savin Rock. The men, numbering G0. left on a special car, had aInner at the Hill homestead, after which l number of sports were enjoyed, among them a very interesting game of base ball.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-25
Installation To-Night.

Laurel Temple, F. S. will hold q very important meeting tonight, all members are requested to be present. as there will be iniation. The officers for the year will be installed by D. D., Minnie Hitchcock of Waterbury. A social session will follow and refresh ments will be served.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-25

JEWELRY
 Lucky Symbol swasaka Pins in gold and silver
 with enamel were 25c and 15c Mill End Sale
 prices ....... ..-.......... 15c and 1Oc each New Long Bar Pins for veil or belt use, in black
 and gilt, value 25c, Mill End Sale price 1Oc each Rhine Stone and Enamel Fancy Brooch Pins,
 designs value 25c, Mill End Sale price
 ....... ,...s... ...... 1oc each SOAP
 Eastman's Antiseptic Tacum Powder, violet and
 rose odors ...... ......'.. loc' D TOT -oc POSTAL CARDS. Waterbury Souvenir. "In Nut She'll" 12 views
 of town regular price Be- Mill End Sale price
 FANCY WORK 1sx54 Linen Drawn Work scarfs, assorted de-
 signs value $1.5O, Mill End Sale price .9Sc each Shadow Work, Stamped Pillow Top and Back.
 with material to finish, were 25c, Mill End 36 inch Hemsttched drawn work border TEA
 CLOTHS, were $1.00, Mill End Sale Price 689c each Straw Hat Cleaner. easily applied, Mill End Sale
 Price ..... r-I....s... :. ............. 1Oc Iron Rust Eradicator infallibe white goods,
 Mill End Sale Price ...................... 25c CHINA WARE.
 Fine French and Austrian China, tea and coffee
 and Boullion Cup and Saucers, 39c to 95c fine flower decorations, Mill End Sale Price .25c French Austrian and German China Plates, in
 flower and conventual border designs,
 25c to 69c. Mill End Sale Price ....... 25c each White Ware Plates. value Sc. Mill End Sale Novelty Salts and Ash Trays, were Toe and 15c Mill End Sale Price ................. sc each DRAPERY DEPARTMENT.
 Fringed Figured Sateen Lambrequins. value 50c
 opeclal '....... ................ 39c each Japanese Porch Screens, complete with cords
 pueys and hooks, value 95c, Special .8.c each White Irish Point Lace Curtains full width and
 length, value $500, Special .......... S3.95 pair Tapestry Portieres, 50 inches wide. yards long,
 frnged top and bottom. value $275 to s3.5O,
 Special .......... ......... S1O5 n pair Soutache and Novelty Curtains, in sill length
 mounted on the best French cable nets, value
 $3.75 and $400,' Special !........ S205 n pair Roman Striped Tapestry Pillow Slips, all ready
 for the pillow, value 25c. Special .... Iec each S66 inch Cretonnes mostly in light colors, value
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-25
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, 1907-04-26

Chicago, ILL.,, April 26-President
Roosevelt's statement reiterating his
charge that Haywood and Meyer, the
Western Federation of Miners officials
are undesirable citizens" brought
forth a storm of criticism last night al
a meeting of the Haywood-Moyer de
Tense conference. So warm did the
discussion become that a motion was
made and adopted unanimously that
hereafter in calling meetings the ad
vertisements should read, Meetings
of undesirable citizens Then a com
mittee of five was appointed to ar
range for a monster mass meeting or
the lake front May 10 to denounce the
president for aiding in the proposed
judicial murder of the three Western
Federation of Miners officials"
, 1907-04-26

Editor Ross Draper of the Rawlins
Republican has just returned from a
delightful trip through northern Wyo-
ming, and he has been converted to the
belief that 1t is the land OF milk and
honey. He sings a beautiful song OF
its achievements and its prospects.
Every resident of the north, he says,
ity and all unite in making common
warfare upon the pessimist and the
knocker. With such citizens, can any
one doubt the future Of the north or OF
Wyoming?
, 1907-04-26
LONG PERIOD OF REST.
President Roosevelt Planning Vacation
of Several Months.

Washington, April 26.-President
Roosevelt will leave Washington for
his summer home at Oyster Bay, June
II. That is much earlier than his pre-.
vious vacations, but he feels that pub.
lie business is in such shape that he
can conveniently leave. He looks for.
ward to a long period Of rest and recre.
alton.
Secretary Loeb today said that no
speeches were to be made by the presi.
dent after he leaves Washington until
he goes to Canton, OHIO, for the I'm.
yelling Of the Mckinley monument,
September 80. From Canton he will
return to Washington.
The president is to make two
speeches Georgia day at the James
town exposition, June 10. One OF
these is to be at the opening Of the
Georgia building and the other before
the National Editorial association.
, 1907-04-26
tn. Hiohe.t Tower In ID. 8

The Metropolitan tower now being
built in New York City will be the
highest structure in this country and
only exceeded by one other in the en-
tire world, the Elfel tower in Paris.
In building this tower $500 tons Of
steel will be used, this amount being
necessary for proper wind bracing.
When tho system is run down and in a
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indigestion, dyspepsia, kidney troubles,
female ills or malaria, fever and ague.
1t is strictly pure.