Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-23
HEARD IN PASSING.

President Roosevelt declines to
 make photographic records. It is ] undignifad to put ones self in the
 way of always yawping. g.-Norwich
 Bulletin.
 Word comes from St Louis that
 within the next thirty days practi- Cally all the large factories and foundries in Southern Illinois, em-
 ploying about 150,000 men, will be
 reopened. That is the kind of news
 the country is waiting forr-New York World.
 It is reported that Governor
 Hughes can have the nomination for
 chief executive of the Empire state again if he will ask the party lead CTS for it, The chances of his ask ing favCTs are not as strong as the possibility that he could run again if
 he wanted to. irrespective of what the bosses say.-New London Day. ! The view that prosperity is ahead
 is concerned in by the manager of | the great Marshall Field establish ment in Chicago, by the president of
 the United Shoe Machinery company
 in Beverly. by the Naumkeag cotton mills in Salem, which has just put its 1,500 hands on full time, and by
 a Brooklyn clock factory. which has
 increased its force by 1000. When so many judges agree on the situa-
 ton their opinion must carry weight. Springfield Union.
 The Greenwich railroad accident recalls hat the New Haven road has been responsible for but one death !n seven years. The recent wreck. 1t would seem. was one of those un- ayoidable accidents liable 10 happen at almost any time. The New Ha- ven roads record in the accident line is one not to bc ashamed of: and. considering the number of pas s0ngPrs carried. it is ny far ahead of tha of any other road in he cOun- try.-MiddlCjOwn Press.
 Charles Mayberry. who has heen recently appointed an associa @ jus tice of the second eastern Worcester district court b. Governor Guild of Massachusetts. is another case Of the rise of an industrious and energetic young American. During his leisure
 ime as a school boy he worked as a newspaper reporter and learned 10 sct type in newspaper office. He finally concluded to study law and now sCcms to be on tho road 10 ECtNd srcress.- New Britain Herald.
 The Woodruff sentiment discov- cred in Stamford. as printed on another page Of this issue Of "Thp S.utine'." is not very different from 'ap kind which prevails throughoui iln sta Q. among citizens who are EW politically concerned. for person al interests. Al present. the chances of his securing ren0mination seem remote; and yer with tho davelo- meni of SD strong a idle in his favor. lt seems almost impossible that rhn leaders of he republican organiza- : l"n would care 70 defy its wishes ! and i's rights. s.-AHsUHla Sentinel. .
 i real old-fz=hiourd receivarshfp . 'as just hpeI closed Hp at Hartford l l' began eight years ago ui h assets | which lQuidate at stI.2#f The re- ! ''iver claims compensation c- 3 ".H4p or nearly o0e-ha1F. legal er- ."0ses cat up 6aaH while $500 fs needed to pas rhe exrrnsns of Ffs+rf- !. }ltins he small remainder among be creditors The frs shmg which '70Hid be done on -he assem- bling of . na Hfy' Connecticut Legislature fs To pass law uoiaied after that of .HH new Empire state ssatute In re- 1, a''0n tc hank raceiverzhfgz. = Springfield Republican I