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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-28
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

The Grand Lodge of Masons 10 Viz
GINA have sent to the family 10 this city
OF the late w. II. Lambert, P. q. NJ,
a set OF handsomely epgr Jssed resolu-
lions passed by the grand lodge 10 re-
spect to the mem ry of the deceased.
The resolutions we're sent to Past Mas
ter Robert w. Af0old for presentation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-28
THE WARM WAVE.

The torfd westher Of the past few
days has not only brought out many
slrlw hats, bat equally as many linen
and alpaca coats. The temperature to-
day has rendered outdoor movements an
comfortable if net dangerous, and those
comp slled to move about the city have
sought the shady side OF streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-28
CELEBRATION.

The birthday of President Jtffarson
Davis will be observed on Wednesday,
June 8, by the ladies' Of the Seventeenth
Virginia Regiment Ohapttr, u. d. O.,
by a tea u be given st the Alexandria
Golf Club house. The members of Lee
Camp, Confederate Veterans, will be er .
tsrtaihed,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-28
WILL OBSERVE ASCENSION DAF.

Old Dominion Oommsndry, Heights
Templsr, will obser 70 Ascension Day by
attending services at Christ Church next
sunday evening at o'clock. Rev. w.
J. Mortoo, the r,ctor of the church,
will Ir reach sermon appropriate to the
occasion. The Washington commsn-
deries have been invited 10 attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-28

You don't have to 60 to Washington
for all the new dainty features In fine
footwear. Look our stock over and 10
convinced. We have all the new styl les,
). A. Marshall & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-28

Mr.. j. M. Petit, at bis store, BIO,
III King street, has many tempting
edibles on exhibition. His supply of
strawberries and other fru t. IS we'll SIS
choice vegetables, is esp 'cially inviting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-28

"say your shoes are beauties, /" said
prominent citizen to a friend this
week. "Wbsre did you purchase the mp
These shoes are the He's; | bought
Them at ]. A. Marshall 4 Bros, 422
King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-28

For this section fair end continued warm
tonight, s overs and cooler by Friday nlsh';
upht variable winds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-28
RIVER NOTES.

The Uailed States dispstch steamer
Dolphin passed up the river this morn
ing.
The schooner O. L. OTowell, loaded
with lumbr by Smoot & Co., has sailed
for Edgewstsr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-28

All want the best. The Hess, Walk
Over, Red Gross, and Queen Quality
Shoes are to be had at j. A. Msrshail
& Bro's., 422 King street. NOVEL Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-28

Tans are the real thing for spring
wear. We handle the swelltst line 10
town. Our motto, high grade, low prices.
J. A. MARSHALL Il Bro, 422 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-28

Insist upon DeWitt's Witch Hazel salve.
II is especially good for piles. Sold by W. F.
Creighton & Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-28
CORPORATION COURT.

Judge Il. U. Barley preslding.I
Mary N. Brawner va. HATTIE E. OOf-
lin It al; decree for sale and appointing
J. r. OitIn, jr,, special commissioner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-28
Local Matters.
Sun nnf Tide Table
Weather Probabilities.

Gun rises tomorrow at 4;S9 and sets 7;l7i
High water at 7:O7 a. N. and 7:i2 2. N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-28
$1,000 WILL PURCHASE

A desirable seven.room frame dwelling 10
a good residential section. Newly pspered
and painted. Rents $40 per month. AddIe
OWNER, care Gazette office.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-20
SuCEsOS INA IsLL.


(Pnblicsmos sGtR infoEmRCi6n "a Il mis-.
ma foEma y sigui0ndo 81 texto como no
s1n facilitadog IoI tslsgramAB ca 81 CuRrtu
general de Is policfa:)
BRyam6n. AbEil 18, 1908. Jefs int
Eino de Policfa InsulaE. San Juan, p. r.
An0ChG intent6 auiCidaRne Romano Pnuca
veCina e1tR p0blaCi6n, tom6udo8s douig ami
linG. Alintida quo fu6 por m6dico, hsIIauc
bien.-Teniente MonRiI.
CoSmo.-TaEds hoy 6 p. m. JuOna Or
tiz en- 50 casa Calle de Lac Mercedes de este.
lngirioUa una GantidRd de IN lfuuido oue
0xtFajo de diferentes hierbaa, de 10 cuaI
FeSult6 intoxiCRdR I0g6u dfcems m6dico
que la aIiste. I'll lfquido que uobre hssts
OonoCeFSe Df Cuents en- Los momentou Il
Juez MuniGipal.-CRbo Caaanovau.
San Lorenzo -HR Gido capturRdo en- 81
6ario "Egpino'' jose LindoF (a) Nsgros
MachoA" fugado Dc sSts asp6ito munici.
pal.--el dia 25 do Fsbrsro paUado. -Cabo
AzpuFua.
GurabO.-GuaFdia sandaIio Burgou
atEelt6 en- baFrio "MauaG" & Mariana Pom.
t0 poF seduction & la iovsn AnaAtauia Ro.
man y ga baFrio ''Oolada', capture & Gre.
goFlo Flores FequiaitoFisdo por 81 Jugga5o
de PEG de Aguas BuenaR. aR.-Osbo Echsys.
EEfa.
Ceiba.-Aut che 10 p. m. an union fusr.
"a de este puesto soHDF0ndf cuatro indivi.
duoI jugando "MONIE" ocup6ndole ba.
Eaja dineRo = Las de ID maFana DOR
la miGmR fslta Cinco indiYiduo1 oCup6ndo.
Les diuoTo y baraiA y IN revolver csrgado
cslibTO 9 uno dc slloB.-Cabo Rivera.
San Loreuso.- 0ido uorprendida en
la poblaci6n uns jugSdS los dados arres.
tando'a individuoG y ocupRndo dinaro.
CAbo Azpurua.
BSrToA Gdia. Fonfrfa On sitio Il pica
casa Gerardo A.yaFes dstuVo IA indivi.
duos POE Jusgo de loteTfs ocupaudo csrto.
mes y bolos.-Cabo Santos.
BREFAnquitas. SorprsndidR 1uSSds mon
te aver srFeBtando Bieta individuos ocunfn.
doleH titles y dinsFo. Cabn Oliviary,
Rio PisdEas 19 de Abril do 1905 A
Lag q. m. de hoy On bAFFio ''8abana Lls-
MAJ fQeron arreDtados once individuoU nor
gran aiteEaci6n ocupandoBo aEmaE Tam.
0len f0e aEEeBtRdo jose Garcia poF poFtaR
40 revolver, Pablo QuiRoneI an CuchilIo
y NieVsB Carols poE RCometimientO agra.
sion graves. EHta tRrde IoBprendidRu il.
gadas de "Monte" en- barrio ,ssabans Ll1.
na" = "MonaCilloD' arrestRndo 20 de los
jugSdoEes ocupand:Ba naipeg dinero.-
6aEgt IgsFavidez
Rio Piedraa-Gdau Franoisoo Dsuardsn
y EAtebBn Rodriguez Borprondsn otra d.
gada 10 prohibido "Monta" srro-tsndo
goiH de lon jugadoEoH = ocupando bsraiau '
dineEo.-SRrgt. IgRraVidez.
Carolina 70 de AbriI del 19Os.-Jsfs
lnterino de PolicfR InsulRE.-san Juan p.
R EncaEgado PueSto TTujillo Alto CO.
municame que aver tarde red6iosa ( cani.
zaB casa de IsidoTo Carmona en- bsrrio
"OREEaizo" reBultRndo heCho CRuusl.-Tte
San MILAN.
Ponco-Meeting politiCo con impOrtan.
e concurEsncia CelsbFRdo sata tarde en-
plaza eItR Ciudad t0Fminado Rin novedRd.
-Tte Soto. =
VisqueH -AcompAhndo Guardis Ma.
nuel Sanchez sorpTendf hoy barrio ..P.
Ion" jugada MONTE" aFfeatando ocho
jugadoFeI ocupRndO bAEsias , diuero-
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SsEgt. Cauts.

SREgt Cauta.
AibOnitO.-Gdiau MORALES y Hm.
nandeE en- barrioI "Honduras" "RobIer''
uoFprsndisron dos jugadng una de monte '
otra de lotePfa, oOupRndo barejau CaEtoncr
bolou y dineEo aFEaatRndo dies indivi.
duO1.-Osbo Gonzalez.
BAFEAuquita4-Ayer tarde barrio "Pa
10 HinCRdo" incsndi6Ss casa GennYo saer
PractiCada invsatiga gaci6n hecho reUuIt0 ca
suRl. suTprendida jugsda lotarfo con "a
sstel1.' 1I1 y 1sEe E.noo Met9 paElonaG oCupkn'
0OAaS VILE. ol1aEo.-Cabo OliVi'Ty.
Ag1RdillR. -Anochs . las 8 80 q "a. an
bGrrio "Malszs bsja", este termino. indi.
viduo Ignacio VaIOntfa di6 unR pufSlsds
mortal, por la eupaldG q Gil Cruz Romar,
dRndoGe luego IL fuga. A las6 %. de
hoy fus Cnpturado en- 81 mismo barFio nor
81 Oabo Eduardo Wales Guardia Cars.
llR.-Cap. TslIadR,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-20
ESpeGtaCuIOS en- eI
''Manriqus" de Caguas


AbriI 19.-Para ia cuarta function de
Rbono p6soae Rnoche en- esCenR, por pEi'
meTa vez on nusatTo teatEo, la sublime
EaEzuelR On tres RCtos srreglo libFs de ls
Opera italiana denominRda "La Prova d.
una Opera HeEiR" del maestro Giuseppe,
Mario, heCho por los nefioEeB FrontRuTR,
Rivers , Di Franco, quieneI Il titulsIon
"Campanone"
En- ellR haCfa su debut lG pEimerR tiple
dram6ticR sefiorita CongueIo BaiIlo.
Al presentarSe On 81 pRloo eEc6nico con
todR Ia grRCia de que Ne hRlla dotadR por
natuTaleER, fue reCibida con una saliva de
AplRuHog
Dssds los pTimsrOB inEtantss "a % nntR.
ban en- Ia 6Ysn spiritual aEtiuta, Bus
bFillRntes condolences como CRntante. Su
VOC sB dsliCsda, inR de agradabla tim.
bTs. Haca ejecuciones pEodigioGaH con
gran faCilidRd en- Las notaB sgudaB mo.
dula de una maneEa inimitRble. Su eB'
cuela de cRnto s8 psTfeCta, mas pFopiR
para Ia opera que para Ia ZaTSuelR. EB
On la aCci6n fnR TODD TevelR On ella
que RlCRnzaEfa nm primer puGBto en- 81 aFte
4u5 In u4EaAuAuV3 P0E BUb e4CeAs4bss
condolences de voE fguTR.
Ed uu aHtro heFmoso del sFtO que aBomR
lleno de EesplAndores por laB CumbTeB del
OEionta.
III p6bliOo dc Caguas supo RpEeCiaF Bu8
brillantes condolences dc aEtiata, pueg Bu
debnt fu6 unR ovAOi6n, un verdadero
tTiunfo.
La HeforR Ramirez muy corEsCtisimR en-
su papel de dodR ViolRnte
III tenor Matheu OBtuvo 4 Ia altura de
nu reputation; % an RFtinta que cRutiva al
Auditorio Cuando CRnta. Ed muY RPlau.
dido cslebFRdo.
El Hsfior Morales, admirable, sublime.
III p6blico Cada dia ls admira mas.
El senior BarEai6n "a un GKcclents ar
fists, 10 cuRl no tOnemos que deCir que
sutuvo muy bisn On % pspal de don Fal
tidio.
EI sefioE Marco, muy psEfsCto; ss IN
gran Rrtilts Xmuy modesto. Noa hizo
an don Pknfilo COrFeCto ? el pGbliCO CO
FFospondi6 CON aplausos 81 labor.
El popular Belize, notable On lR deClG'
maCi6n' EB do Ia class de RECiHtas que
EiempFs BatiHface al p6bIioo.
I'm Tesdmsn la fuuci6n del microbes
ha Hido an tFiunfo para Ia cOmpanfR :
para 81 qusEidO Aw6FicO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-20
Lease na1aRa Las Vcdmas de Dauga'
NOTAS Y NOT ICIAS

e = Sa
O&nlzaclon de Lar RtuoEas de ID ciUdGd,
que ma nuevG Gale con ediicios ConDtruf.
dos ls m0dOFnG, dOnkFo dc oondicioneg &
jadGs expFGssmOnte, fueEa hechG dosda Il
1alida de ID plazuGls de "Col6n" basts 81
lugaE 90 donds % lsv4Dtar6 el ''CRpitolio. =
-Se Informs que dor grande1 casa8 do
viviandR que 90 est6n tsEminando en- San,
turCO, ner6n dsdicAdaB & hotel.
-Ss est6n conatFuyendO casas de yivien
da en- log solaTes lituado8 entire laS ofCinag
del faEFooarFil f6bEioa do hielo.
-EI GatsmR de Ia nusvR panitenciaRiR
que Bs levRntsES en- las sf0eras dc San
Juan, es cslulGE y cada coninado ocupara
una celda independents. de acueFdo con 81
siGtsms modeTno dc pEisiones
Sc anCuentFa en- ssts ciudRd el sEfloF
IgnaciO Franco, dol ComsrCio de Manetf.
-Gl C0mRudOutO Lutg, la muOstFs muY
BatisfsCho de las iantss TeaIizadRs On Caro-.
lima. Dijo un reporter" dc IL "Corpsg.
pondenCia" que los pueblon de CaFoIins,
Rfo Grande y LoizR, 90 habfsn IuCido YER
dRdeTamenta hacienda unss fieltan inmeio'
bleH" No iUtorm6 RceEca de inCidente 81.
guno deSAgTadaDle.
Ell senior ViC0nte TFelleU, deIegado
ia Oamard, de Msysguas, 90 encusntra On
San Juan On aBuntoB paEtiCuIaHes
LA mayor pRrte del peEHonal que
tFabRiaban tsmpoFalma-ts qn 81 departs.
mento de elsCOioneg, he aido dGdo de bsIa
hoy & CAuaa de hsbeF tsrminado gua la.
boFGa. DsntEo de algunos diag cuGndo
Beau deVueltss las listRu gus DO han envia'
do los diGtEitog para scr enmendsdag
yolvsr6 & FaAnudarBs 81 trabajo para
muchaB persouay.
So enCusntra en- ests ciudad 81 Capitan
Sc. Francisco Cabrera, de Bervicio en-
Poncs.
-Ha sstado On slta oiudad sl iusz
de pas de Ponce Lido. EstebRn Ramiraz
NRdRl qua vino acompa6ado dc "a dis.
tinguidA sefiorR Tegves6 hoy "a resi-.
dencia de aquella poblaci6u
-Ha sido deuignado para el cargo de di.
rector sB 'olar en- GuRyanil'R, el Sr. Jusn
AEzolo.
-ss ssts dRndo gran imuluo & LOO ira.
bajoH de la cRrFetsFR de C6guRs 4 HUI
macao.
lei ST.. Grahame inform6 sIta mansns
que el coSto de les obras del puente Gobra
81 rio de Carolina, ''grande do Lolza"
A@OA3 MpUEt@uU @SOUU mBQoA ne 9I pre-
lupuesto heCho orijinalments.
-Ss sncuentrs en- estR Ciudad 81 ins.
pector de escuelaB de Ponce se6or Zinm
Los ssfioreB Willouhby Skinner, Cd.
tan haCiendo una recopilaci6n de todas las
lsyes que Rigen en- mRteria
De CorpoSacionea pdbIicRs sar6n Compila.
dRg en- an voldmen, para msyoF tacilidad
ae los que de aquellaB neeeBiten consular.
"A las II del die de hoy re interrum.
pi6 el tr6fco de los caEEos el6ctEicos On ell
5FayeCto de ls esquius de Ia Ualls de ls
Fortaloza lR plazs principal. Ell CAIRO
| Hufri6 una avsrfa hubo do aer remoI.
eRdo por Ell 19 que ven1R dstr6s.
El paBsjs fac traBboFdado muchss per.
lonsa tom aaron ooches para II Santurcs Y
Rio isd1ag
-El que desea comprar una slhais bo.
nita baFata BoIicitsls On Ia casa dc pE6s'
iamog de JoG6 BagSD.
Los sefloreH Fernando Montills admi.
5e prGpoUicionaB para haceE IN contrato de
aFFeniamiento de Hu csBs cslle de Tetuan
73, Ia que quedsr6 tsrminada ca sstism.
ore.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-20
EscueIas diurnas para esCueIas.

Municipios que pisnsan mandar relaci6n
de Ciegos = qus est6n dispusstog a coope'
Tar con 81 DepsrtRmento dc instruction:
Aguadilla, BRrrog, Osyey, LRjsU, Morovig,
San SsbRSttGn, San German San Juan.
MunicipioB en- que Segdn carts r0Cibida
del AlCalde no sxiBtsn Ciegos entire Las
edades de I & 20 aGoa: Aibonito Aguau
Buanau NRranjito, PatillRu ) QQsbrsdillag.
Municipios que oonteBtan diciendo que
no tienen FsouFBoS para BoDtsner 4 los Gle.
go1 en- las escuslaS que propone eBlableCer
el DepAEtamento: Rinc6n.
En- estR impEents 90 vends papOI de
psri6dico viejo 4 50 90 los 46 kiloB (W1
quSMtGl.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-20
RECEPTION ESTB NO.
che en- ell AteneO.
Sc exhihiTa el hsTmoso busto de On
LPoIo.PeIvefaEe.

EGta nochs ofrscoEa 81 Ateneo puerto.
EEiquefio una bEillantfIima fiesta.
Sc hn egcogido para ID reception de COZ.
tumbFs en- lol lalone8 del eulto centro, nm
naleCtO pFogEama.
ss exhibir6 Rdsm61 81 heEmoso buato de
do IN ApOlO BeJUedsre, regaIo hecho Il
Ataneo PoE 81 BafiuF jose Z. Silva.
SaguEaments gs vera ConcuFEidisimo OgtB
noChe el primer centric de CultuFa de nuoI.
tro psfa
Meta "A Ultima hora, re informa que
con motive dal lenaible flllecimianto de Is
sefoEitR ArEogui. ae ha Iu1psndido sDta 20.
lemridad lfEiCo litersria.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-20

-sOMBRRROs PARA sENORAs.
muy elegants1 } & pTecioB Iumamente md.
dicoI, los aOaba de EeCibir La Tiendita de
Joseta EchsvarFfa, 81 lado del syunts.
mionto. Vanda tRmbi6n sfsctos fslieio.
SoG CompFs snvoltuFaB de Jsbon Octa.
gon.-SAn Juan. Box 216.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-20

Avisamos q las personas, que
solicitan suscribirse 4 este dia-
rio, que 81 peri6dico no les sera
enviado, 81 81 aviso que con tai
objeto remitan, no viene acom-
Panado del importe de la sus-
cripci6n.
Esta vale por IN trimestre
1926. Por un semestre $3.50.
Por IN afio $500. Pag0 an
tieiDGdO.
En- OItR impEOnta % vendO Dc pspol
pori6diOo viOjo $500 IoS A6 kila1 (am
QGimfaLl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-20

En- egta impranta sa vands papel de
pSri6diCO visio & $500 lo1 As kiloD (Un
QWintaI)
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-09
Lenten SpeciaItleS at Cut-Prices

Columbia River A. & P. Brand
 Salmon, F ID, regular price 121ac ....... -. a.. -. 1Oc 1 ID, regular price zoe ... 17c Cohoes Chic Brand Salmon, 1a. ID,
 regular price 10c.. -. Sc
 ID, regular price 15c .... .13c Continental Domestic Sardines,
 with key, regular price 5c,
 Dox ...... -. .... Sc Boneless Imported hs) Sardines,
 regular price 200, box .... 16c Norwegian Smoked Sardines, reg
 ular price 10c, box .... :. Sc Marshalfs Kippered Herring, plain
 or, tomato sauce, regular price
 15c a can .... ...... =. .121ac Crescent Mackerel, regular price
 lec can ...... .... 13c Bloaters, regular price 5c, each 4c Flaked Fish, regular price 5c
 package ... ..... ... .. 4c 10 stamps with Alb pkg A. & P.
 Washing Powder .... =. . 18c 10 stamps with 1 pkg Fancy Head
 Rlce ...... -. .. 1Oc 10 stamps with 1 can Sultana
 Spice, any kind .... 1Oc 10 stamps with 1 pkg Nivara 1Oc 10 stamps with 1 can Pineapple
 tCuDes) .... ...... ... 1Oc 10 stamps with 1 pkg All Prepared
 Plum Pudding =. 1Oc 10 stamps with 1 can Peaches .2Oc 10 stamps with 1 can Pears 12c 10 stamps with 1 can Genuine
 Hungarian A. & P. Paprika ,1Oc
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-09
0AKVlLlE HAPPENINGS

For the first time in its history the Oakville Go began running on nine hour day schedule this morning.
 MT and Mrs William Hogan and daughter, Katherine, were visitors with relatives on Wood street yes terday.
 A number of cases of chicken-pox is reported about the village. The latest victim is Miss Shella Hawkins of Main street.
 Owing to broken wire near the Driving park yesterday, passengers on the Watertown line were com pelled to transfer at this point.
 James Hotchkiss, who recently moved from the Slooum place on Newton Heights to Waterbury, has rented the Missell place on the back road, where he will move shortly.
 A large number of friends gatl- cred at the home of MT and Mrs Frederick Stephens on Falls avenue Saturday evening and enjoyed a good old fashioned house warming. Ar engagements are under way by a number of the village folks to have these meetings weekly at different homes in the village.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-09
THE CAPTAIN
 OF THE KANSAS

In this story of danger and hardship, cheertully borne and courageously met by inc brape captain of the Kansas and the sweetheart whose love frightened his burdens when his pessei picked out path tor herself through the perilous reefs of the South American coast fhe au- thor of The Wings of the Morn ing" and The Pillar of Light" justiJies his reputation as a writer of absorbingly interesting tales of love and adventure. The brave navigator and his sweet heart learned the stern meaning of hardship and danger on the Kansas. Tn the end, however, with fhe telegraph lever set tor full speed ahead" fhe ship sailed out of inc dificuIties which storm and rocky coast and savage man had set in her path.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-09
WATERFOWL JOTTINGS

Floyd Monroe is visiting with hi parents.
 MT and Mrs w. J. Munson are ir New York.
 James Croft of Waterbury was ir town yesterday.
 Mrs M. R. Sipples is spending 8 few days in New Haven.
 Miss Amelia Shreck of Naugatucl visited in town yesterday.
 Mrs John Connors is visiting her sister, Mrs Galpin in Woodbury.
 The Oakville company will start or nine hour schedule this week.
 The Book of Ruth will be illustrat. ed this evening in the Parish house.
 Mrs w. H. Black who has been sick for the past week is much improved.
 There will be a cake sale at the POstoffice drug store Tuesday at 3:30 p. m.
 Mrs Clarinda Hotchkiss who fell and broke her hip last week, Is i'm proving.
 Mrs John Laughlin of Oakville visited with Mrs Thomas Magee over Sunday.
 Miss Mary Walker of Waterbury was the guest of Miss Mary Holleran yesterday.
 MT and Mrs Henry l.. Rowland and son Henry of Waterbury were in town yesterday.
 There will be Lenten services We'd nesday and Friday evening at St Johns church.
 Mrs Martha L. Roberts will hold the dancing class in the Town hall tomorrow evening.
 This evening in the fire rooms Edward McGowan will play Harry Cooley and Charles Brewster will play Richard Demarest.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-09
SLAIN BY CONNECTS,
Three Try to Escape and Kili
 Assistant Warden.
TWO OF THEM ARE SHOT DOWN

Desperate Attempt at Jail Breaking ,. In Montana Penitentlary Ends lr
 Tragedy-Warden Is Wounded, bu,
 Will Recover.
 Deer Lodge, Mont, March 9.-Ward en Frank Conley of the Montana peni tentiary was severely wounded and | Assistant Warden John Robinson was killed by three life convicts-George Rock, w. H. Hayes and another-who tried to escape. Robinson's throat was cut from ear to ear, and the jugular vein was severed. Conleys throat was gashed, and he was stabbed several times in the shoulder and the groin before he was able to draw his revolv- CT and shoot down Hayes and Rock, who were armed with pocketknives. It is believed that the warden will re- cover, as we'll as Rock and Hayes. The three convicts were taken to the office of the penitentiary by Deputy Warden Robinson to be tried before Warden Conley for an infraction of the prison rules. Hayes had for sev- eral months been ''trusty" and serv- ed as turnkey. He had been placed in the cell with Rock, who had been re- garded as desperate man.
 Cut Deputy Warden's Throat.
 The moment the men entered the of- flee Rock turned swiftly on Robinson, who was closing the door behind the men, and quickly drawing a knife slashed the deputy wardens throat so deeply that Robinson fell helpless and died.
 At the same moment that Rock at tackled Robinson, Hayes drew knife and started for Conley, who retreated to the rear of the office. Before Con ley could draw revolver Hayes had sprung on the warden and slashed his throat from the left ear to a point un- der the chin. Conley half eluded the blow and struggled desperately. Hayes, seeing his intended victim getting away, stabbed the warden several times in the shoulder and the groin.
 Warden Shoots Convicts.
 Although bleeding terribly, Conley managed to draw revolver and fire four times with the weapon pressed against Hayes abdomen. As Hayes sank to the floor Rock rushed at Con- ley, who fired the remaining bullet into Rock, who fell helpless.
 The third convict took to his heels at the beginning of the throat cutting, but he was quickly captured. The prison officers refused to give out the name until they have investigated whether he was concerned in the plot.
 How Hayes and Rock got the knives is not known. It is believed that the infraction of the rules had been plan- ned In order to reach the warden's of flee, whence the convicts would have a better chance to escape once the warden and his deputy were out of the way,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-09
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