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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-28
Ell CIELO DuRANTE
los dias IS yI9.
Dssds Ia Central ''IDgsniO" hasta Ia
division Sur.
Las tunpurlturu. fuuron nolorndn:.

WEATHER BUREAU.-BOletin Sc
mGn0t del tempo, de Ia SemGNG que ter
NIin6 Ell @4 dc OetWbre.
DGENntO Ia gOmRnR hub0 mBy0r nubl0
lidad do 10 aCOHtumbrAd0. 81 Ciolo eAtuVo
COmplatamentO OubiOEto de nubsB duERnte
Lon dias Is , 19, ? ol dia 21 = dia % foe
ron nubladog On CaHi t0dR 10 iBl0. El diR
IS lR lluViB fu6 general. En- ID C0ntF0l
Iuge0iO Ia precipitation del diR 19 lego
lR Cautidad Do 5 IL pulgRdRS. Dasds
lR CbntRal Ipgoni0 81 RFGR de ID faeFte &
sXoo1ivR pFsCitRCi6n 20. extendi6 baeia 81
0. aobFe 10 Gutsra diViUi6n 8. do Ia igl0.
DuEante Ia Ultima miERd dc namRns Iog
aguRCoFOs fn0Fon fr0CuSntGB, poFo fuOron
gOn0ERlment0 lig0ToB. Las t8mpoHatuRa1
extremG8 fOSEOn mOdOERdaI. ROinRrOn IL
gOFoB visntOs del So.
La tOmpaFAtuTR media On lR i1la fu6
774o, O.4s bsjo ID do IL ssmana pre-
O0dsnt0. La mGs alta que hRn informRdo
fac SO @, en- AfiNBCo, ol diR 21, on
Ar0CibO, sl diR %; 10 mas bRiH, Sc q On
CaySy, sl dis %. EI pFomOdio do Ia PIE
CiPitACi6n On IR iGIR foe l 86 pulgadaT.
Las CRntidRdO1 mRyOEal courtroom On Lac
divinionOG 8. y e., miOntrRI que en- 10 di'
viOi6n 0. y On todol lOI tSTTOnOl bBjoI do
10 diviai6n N. lG precipitation fu6 Compa'
rAttvOmOnt0 ligSrO y ConBid0FRblOmOntO
mGnOE del pFomOdiO Eomanal on 0GtR Olta'
Ci6n del emo. La esntidad mayor local
durAnte lR GOmGDR foe 6.03 puIgGdNB, On
Central IngOnio; 10 m0nOF, O.44 pulgOdn,
On Manati.
La niguiOnto tAbIR demuOHtrO ls varia'
Ci6n de tOmPsrAtuEA = 10 'Cantidad de pre-
CiPitNCi6n en- OHtRCionOl dstsEminRdaI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-28
USAD0 CON ExTAORDlEARA FREtUENCA FOR
81 PrOsIdeato dOF G0RCeIO Executive do
CORgTGSO.

Isl Ia sxporiSnCia de algunOs Hfi0l dc
pr6CtiCa m6diCa pueds tensr aIgdn vail
mionto, .nadis do exEanaR6 qu0 On ellie
fuuda mis- aBoveEaCiOnsB Cuando 90 tgata
de 0mitiE ana opinion gobrs I'm mediCa'
msnto que be ussdo con GxGEaordinaRia
feoCuenoia. Ne rtfisEo & L. Emulsion de
Scott. Lb peRfScts union de Los compO'
n0Dtosss Of agFRdRbI0 HabOE qua datsrmins
10 bion que ss oonseEER mientFas 90 OstG
smpleaudq, sobR0, tOd0 laA impoEtGDtsH
indiCaCiOnea m6aiCaa que llsnG, Bon %
msioE y mas GaguEa gaRs Tia.
PoE eEa Faz6n adm On Les anfsFmadnd0s
81 paFsoar MIA inc1ERblsB oomo Ia tisiS, lag
OaoasssSGs, IaB eaGT6fslGs, las GnemiGg, eli
raqssitSsnso, Ia de6iESaad general la- faltG de
de8arrOgIo on Ias muieEog y en- los mines y
otRs laTgs ssris que BsEfs pEolijo enumorRr
90 va que aHts BusganOiB opera veTdadsros
milagFos, que loo GntsEm0H que Dor dc.
CiElo az % haIIaban & Las puOEtas do In
musTta, ss RanafoEmnn do PEonto .adqui.
Eiondo fusEzaB, gobuItsB, color, animaoi6n,
Balud, en- una paIabEa, que aCRodita cads
ala 10 iuaticia do la fans , del inmsnEo
CE6dito de Que ian dtil preparation goza sa
81 todo mundo. 81
III 2. Dr.. Rafael del HsUe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-28
lBi0r0sa Ais PrOfss0T0s Do BdsIea.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-Tfme
constants ozigtsnCia do lOs sigufmtos ina
KumontOa: FlGutinGg, FlGutR1, TROoEolaE,
ObOo8, ROquintO8s ClaEinsto8, FagoteI,
Vi0lina1, ViolonC0llos, OOntERbaioB, Man
dolinag, BSnduFTiag, GuftaEFag, CoTnOtinoE.
OnovOnou, TFombOno4 BaFftonog, BombaE,
dfnou, HeliOonOg, (baiosl TEifngulos, Pla'
fiIIou' Radohlant0S Bombos. MGtodou
do solfso = para toda Glass De in1Eumsn'
tog. ACCGsOEi0By m6Biea Ga general.
Sam Juan, r. B. ApaRtado n6m. 216.@
OaII0 d Allan Al ? Sal n6Ea. Il.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-28
TN De
lament lies COnse-
CuenGia en- Ba-
rfanquiIas.
PaFiO DO uaa casa So
dgsllilat s0hG0 sus mGGGoE0s.
. El sinlsstre CAUSE euaiFo heridOs.
EI sinlsstre cause ouaiFo heridOs.
(Ds oalsgtao o0gysspon0aL.l J

Octubro 15. yer ooaEEi6 On IaH Ger
Canfs8 de 0lse pueblo, uTl accidents con
naaCa9noiaa bastau lanaontablog Par
1a| de una Casa pKopfo ysCino, FL
bTa ado Colon, % da1ploa6 IohEe lun mora
d0Tsg CsuSando 81 sinfeltFo cuRtT0 hGRidos,
sntEe alloa dos De aleu1a gsaYsdad. Pare
CO que 10 dichs casa an1enazaba el tFastoE'
no 0CuEFido ConuaGuenCia do 60 C0nBtruC'
Ci6n Bntiqufaims.
Y La policfa 81 mando del aotivo , pund0'
noEoBO ist0 de liutriso. ssfior Felipe Ortiz,
presto 6obEa ol Bitio de ID oCurEsnciR lon
au3iiios nsCsasEioB J d pueblo Cumplido1
dc suB dsbeEo1s Come hiampFe, lsv6 81
CouBuolo do 90 asiltsdc9a s q pobF0 fami'
liz mutilada. VafamoG con guat0 al que
el ssfiOF Colon, hombte da roCuFaoB, lo die
Be mas asguEidRdaI al h0gar do lR famiIis
pueB sao I0 svitar6 Gl taRaF que IamsntaE
un Hagundo y mas dsploEabls psECanCs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-28
NOTAS MIulTARES.

Sc anunciA I'M bale OI BAbado On Ia no.
che on Ol club "Eu1ekA" COlle NorzsgarRy
n6meFo 8, 0EgRniEAdO pOr vREioG militATs8
del RsgimisntO, COM; aiiiG B.
El deCiF, que log muChNChoB SstiraF6n
un POGO lag pi0EnaI OlG noChe.
QuO 20 divi0EtAn.
En- Puerto Rico 40 hay banda meior
que Ia del RggimiOntO diEigida pOF 81 pro-
fssor don Luig r. Miranda. Mamma do
8 y media 10 hRrG Lea deliCian dol CuItO
p6blicO O0pitalEn1 con 81 concerto us'
mRnAl.
"A divOrtfr1a, amigo MOyO,-nOD de-
CiS OStR mAfisnG On 0l onuByO Ol amigo
Campifsli-qus Ia vida 90 COEtS = hay qua
RpEOvOChAF OstoB mom0ntOg do plaCOr0G If
CitoB que 20 nos pTOsentRn.
En- el Cuartol santO Domingo" 70 hn
paontAdo IN CuoTpO do guaRdiG.
Fer do Mayo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-28
ANUNCI0 De SUBASTA.
DBPARTAMENTO DEL INTERIOR
OfOinas del SWpsrimtsndents
de ObF0s PGbEioG.
San Juan, P. R., Ootubrs 25, 1908.

MEM = 0SAA9 = . &Sog OSoSOAO SCb 4OVOs
PropOsiCiones On pIisgoB csEEadoB para
Ia Adjudication On p6bliOR BubRsta del uu'
miointrO, medidaiy y sntrsgs de 600 metres
C6biCog, mas menoE, do pisdrR CRliza, sn
blOques grRndsB 40 msnoFaB do m. O.30 en-
CuslquisE Bsntide, con dsatino 6 Ia eSColls'
70 de defsnEa del tOrFaplsn del muelIa del
Este, baFFio "CaFbon0ER'', San Juan, 90
admitirEn en- asta ofieina hRBtR laa 10
q. m. del dfa 81 do OCtubEs de 1908, en-
que 90 AbEirGn pGbliCRm0nt0.
TodoB lOa dat0g noCsEaFi0s 90 dsrGn On
Oata 06cina dondezBe 0nCusntran de mani
fisBtO tSdOs IO8 doCumsntoR que han de
EegiF On lR OOntratR = pOdE6n rsCogsr Lon
liCitRdoReB los modQloB do pFopoaicionsu
que han &c pFessntaE.
La administration 30 ERseFva 0I d0Fscho
dc rsChRzRr OualquiarR todaB Las pgopo'
aicionea.
Por 6Edon del Oomiaionado del Interior.
j. J. JIMENEZ.
iva. SAINT. de OBvaa PdbIicnu.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-28
AEiS0 a los UniOniStaS.

Por la presente Sc avisa a
los electofeS= Unionistas de
San Juan, Puerta de Tierra
Y Santurce, que en- los conf
tes respectivos de estOs pre-
Cintos, Sc repartira a cada
elector el tiket que le senala
el cOlegio donde le cores
ponde votar.
San Juan P. r. rs do OCtubEo 1908.
RAFAEL DIEZ DE ANDINO,
Prasidonta del Comite.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-28
AluSIGA NAIlNA.

En- el "Paris Bazaar SO ven
den artisticas copias del magnf-
tico walls "Puerto Rico del COM
positOr puertorriquefo, Sr. Ra-
fael Balselro. Esta composition
obtuvo medalla de orc en- el Ill
timo certamen y es la favorita
de los pianistas de la isla, A
81 ell eiemplar,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-28

On, dirijs Ol oomeECio Do ganRdo , tiene
gran pGFto en- el tFust de loo cigsVFillos Gin
moncionar la8 pequefiAB induHtFuia8.
DodB ZoiIa dc Castro ha adquirid0 ana
fortuna poF 10 paris tambi6n.
AIgunoB do Loo paStidarioB do OaBtrO han
tsnid0 10 OCCASION do haC9RBa EiCOg y 10 han
apE67SOhRdo Biando capabilities tsmbi6n'
TDel "HeraIdaa de Agosto 281
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No "sStan prepaTadOS" los inC0rp0-
radOS de PueDta de TieTra.
"Ei 0i!lmO tVgG" p0Sld0 Dc "trDglr'' on d
jgzOgad0,
(De MwestrO OOrrsspOmsaJ)

Octubro 27.-ss 1abO que lou inCorporA'
dos no sDt6n pEOpRTGdOI para qu0EOr el 60
biOrno prOpi0; peEo tambi6n 10 Uabs que
ID pOlioia do cate bREEiO igu0rG que OntEC
loB toqueu do diana = TetirRda 10 aEmAn
elcGndAloU mHydSCuloI en- sl CAfstin GEL
dltimo trRgo", pRuRdO do tr0gGr On el jug
gadO.
Con bRHtante concuERGnciR do 6OlOI "a
llevAu q Cabo Lon 0fciog divinoB On 81 tenn
plO oNt6liCo.
-El pOUeO de CovadoDga out6 en- un
0ItNdo do complete RbRnd0no, dOndo Ia
gentO luOl0 paIOAF.
sOfior AlCRldO mayor, discurra 81 medic
do RFTGglRr 60.
-ArsOpGgitaO hay en- cate baEEio que 10
GUSTAV Lar ave8 del cOrcAdo agOno.
Puede que Ol C6digo intOrvonga con
OllOL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-28
TAbEN SU Peso ESH OR0.
erva q meoanisns en- buen estado.

COnserva u mechanism en- buen estadO.
Norman, Ont, Enero Is de 1890.
W: H. COY yTOCK, MOrristOv n, N Y.
Esrmado ,5r.:-Sus PildOFas de RaiZ Indiana del De
Morse e OrgansNo e meiOr regulator que pueds
us;IF la hW stnidad La vida relOi; fragil
dectS mecaniSmOS parcula insigniheane de
un cneFlc eXtFnO Sc adhere la mas pequena de suS
ruedtS, 2Iul el resultsdO!-PrimerO sOamente
peqUeha dt rencia percepe; peTO deiese abandOnaa
usi que obstruction iFreNuaFidad
al empezar corre necestara entonee muchO mas tFab0
cudadO para arpgarIo. Asi Ia constitution humana-
Uu pequenO desarreglO abandOna, aumena.
mpercepblemeute al principle despues aPidez hssA
que 10 que PudO principle cOrtar de raiz muy
POGO abaiO vuelye caS fatal. Para eVar este,
seo toto e mundo que purquen su ORGANISING tomandS
Il, f. HATwELL.
Ell SaIVA-Guardlia del viaIerO.
AmGgaWdus Pond, N. s., EnerO "a de le9O.i
w. H. COMSTOCK MOrrstown, N. Y,
prdriO de PiIdsFas de Rail- Indiana del Dr. Morse
pOrque ciega la que tengo elias sino pOr
la cOnfanza mi han heChO RcreedOas pOF Ia
experenc que he tenidO OpOrtuuiiad sufiF sObre
vaor marito Mis- ocupaciOnes SON tales que pasO ucho
TEMPO fera de mi Consideraria egui>
paie complete uegaran ftar las PiIdOras del D.
Morse
Mr., McrNNIs. \
I'm aFtfcUIO de meritO Sc vende bien.
BoraehOtr Harb0r, ". s.. EnsrO I3 de 1890,
w. H. COMSTOCK, MOrristown, n. Y
Apreciable SF:-Esta para esrtifcar que soy
comercaute medecinas de Paiente ncluyendo varas
Indiana del Dr. Morse que de todAs Suntas So
Venta aumentO.
4. [. [. NICHOLSON.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-28
EL CONDADO.
"PAROUE Residential"
SOLAREs DE TODAs DIMENsIoNEs A PRECIos MoDICOs
GRANDEs FACILIDADEs PARA Ell PAGO.

A
bisas del lantcO
No
obligation
En- construction unaE de ochog grados
Parcal de los Residences CompadoreB de Soares
Sr Conde Sr Luis Harzell
Martin Travieso H.
Miguel CuetMa. Matlde Nada. Miguel Targa
de dey.
Dr. l.
B. Hdago. Manuel r. Caderon. Crilo Mercado
Ramon Garcia. H. G. Gregory
Annexy
H. A. F,Fer
Diaz Franc Juan JL
L de
and r. Cordova
Aseno Toribio de Lee III. Vendg.
Damian Francisco jose Labrador
Manuel amunas A. LOresGo j
Agusin Oero
A. LopezN Coard. N.
joaquin M. Turner.
Dr. Francisco Agurre Ramirez
Bernardini de Hueta ROsendo Monies, Verne
Burt O. Clark Sra Viuda de Gonzalez Juan r. Baiz
Juan Was Ocheeco Pillar Cabrera de Sanchez F. LedeEma.
Oliver Silva de Ezaburu
n. A. MARI Roma H..
VicenteN Nendez. aiaI
Mcaela Barreras
M.
ire Rendo
Joe6 de Diego VIDA de EIosos EulOgo Ramos OChOa
NJ Torres. Tomas
BEIEEN BROTHERS.
R..
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OCTpBRE 26 1908.

BalametrO ..... 29.89
4eFm6 6lnetrO ...... IS
Max1ma........s. rs
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WEATHER BUREAU.-BOystin ss'
HSGHGI del tempo, de Ia semSMa que ter
min6 Ell @4 do OetobYe.-
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R. del Vale ZenO

COnstrucciOnes ciVles, ferTOcaFes acueducO
supuestO cOnstruceOnes Mensuras
Examenes Tasaeones
fornaesI eOntratOs general.
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sanf. da OhEaa Pdhlican
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-05
BAND OF HOODLUMS
 SHAY NEW YORKER.
RuffIans Driven Off Broadway
 With Fire Hose.

New York, Nov. 5-Four members of the band of ruffians that on election night killed man and spread terror along Broadway were arraigned today and held pending investigation. The police hope 10 get evidence strong enough to warrant a charge of mur. der.
 It is believed the band was under the leadership of the notorious Hump. ty' Jackson. The hoodlums gathered at Forty-secOnd street and Broadway They insulted women and beat and robbed men. It took hundred police reserves, backed by a stream from a fire hose, to drive them from the great white way" ,.
 Then they went proving through the east side streets. They attacked at least thirty men, a dozen of whom were treated at various hospitals fol razor and knife wounds. All of fifty shots were fired during the rioting.
 John Meschelli was slain. Three bullets passed through his body. He lived at 542 East Seventeenth street. The four under arrest were standing near the body when the police arrived.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-05
BRYAN GREETs FRIENDS.
Tells Delegation Big Things Can Hs
 Done Outside of Office.

Done Outside cf Office.
 , Lincoln, Neh. Nov 5.-While not car ing to discuss at this time the political home state or analyze the cause, Will liam !. Bryan in an informal talk to a number of friends who called on him expressed his pleasure at the result in Nebraska and the satisfaction afforded him to learn of the election of so many of his political and personal friends.
 A delegation numbering nearly a hundred from Lincoln visited Mir. Bry- an at Fairview to express to him their confidence and devotion and to assure him that such was the sentiment of majority of the people of his city and state. MT Bryan in responding said:
 T am highly gratifled over the re suits in this state The national defeat has not been such disappointment when we have had so many things to console us I hope I have convinced my friends that running for office has only been an incident to my work. My office, but wanted to do certain work. and 1t looked as though the presidency might offer the opportunity to do that work. am sure that in pri- vate life can have the chance to do something One is not required to hold ofice in order to do big things. One is simply required to do those things within his reach. and that much is within the reach of each of us"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-05
TELLS WHAT IT MEANS.
President Says "FrazzIe" Is Common
 Word In the South


 Washington. Nov. 5.--The president stated that the election of MT. Taft wholly carried out a prophecy made by him fin letter written to Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts, dated Oct. 26, 1908. In this letter he said:
 Prophecy is very bad until after the event. Nevertheless l must send you line to say that l think the sit uation is steadily improving in Ohio. East of the Alleghenies I believe we shall have larger popular plurality than four years ago.
 West of the Alleghenies l think we shall see heavy falling off in the ma jOrities as compared with 1904, but 1 do not anticipate the loss of any cleo toral votes excepting in Missouri and Nevada"
 The president said there seemed to be some doubt regarding the meaning of the word "frazzle," which he used in referring to the campaign by say ing, We've got them beaten to a frazzle."
 He explained that it was a commo word in the south. "1o those who do not know what l meant by the word 'frazzle, said the president. the best definition l can give is to refer them to the election returns"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-05
VICTOR TO REST { AT HOT SPRINGS
Taft Tears Open Three Thou.
 !. sand Telegrams.
ONE FROM JESUIT PRIESTS

Today Hs Addresses . Wemen's Mis.
 sionsry Association, and Tonight He
 Attends . Banquet - Among Those
 Who Sent consratuIatory Messages
 Are the President Elects Children, Archbishop Ireland and an Officer of
 the Steam Shovel Msn's Union. Cincinnati Nov. 5.--President Elect Taft today addressed the Women's Foreign Missionary society and to- night will attend banquet of the Cin- cinnati Commercial club Tomorrow he will leave for Hot Springs, Va.
 Please say that am perfectly healthy, but tired" was the message Judge Taft wished uttered for him. With Mrs. Taft he has enjoyed the pleasant household of the c. P. Taft family mansion, going forth only once and then to receive the plaudits of thousands of his fellow townsmsn. He said:
 "I am going away for complete rest for at least two weeks. am not going to hold political conferences, nei- ther am I going to consider cabinet construction nor political appointments during this time"
 Three thousand or more telegrams of congratulation have been delivered to Judge Taft The Trenton (N. J.) cham Der of commerce put in claim for Mir. Tafts presence at dinner to be given by them to suit his convenience. They base their claim on the fact that the idea of running MT. Taft for president originated in the first place in Trenton.
 Archbishop Ireland wired that he ra. joiced exceedingly in MT. Taft's vic- tory. ..,
 T. J. Doian, secretary of the Steam ShoveIers' union. of which MT. Taft is an honorary member, telegraphed that the brotherhood was very proud to have the next president as one of its members.
 The yassar girls wired that Mir. Taft had been selected as their chosen rep resentattve by four-fifths of their num- Der.
 The president elects daughter, Helen. wired from Bryr Mawr, where she is a first year student: "Heartiest con gratulations. I never was so happy in my life" ..,
 From his son Robert at Yale came an equally enthusiastic telegram, and Charlie, the youngest son, expressed his good feeling through a telegram sent by his uncle, Horace Taft, from Watertown, Conn. where Charlie is attending school. Dispatches were also received representing the good senti- ment of Henry W. Taft and family from New York.
 One of the interesting telegrams that came from the Philippines was from the Jesuits.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-05
Ex-PREsIDENT PALMA DEAD.
Passes Away on His Plantation After
 Long Illness.

EassSs S"aJ VT f'is T'aHtaSioU %rteF
 Long illness.
 Santiago, Cuba, Nov. 5.-Tomas Els trada Palma, the first president of the Cuban republic, is dead
 Tomas Estrada Palma was born at Bayamo, Cuba. He took part in the Cuban revolution of 1s6S-7S, in the early part of which his mother had been captured and, it was said, starved to death by the Spaniards. Her estate, which was very large one, was con- fiscated
 On Feb. 24. 1902, he was formally elected president of Cuba, following the Spanish h-American war. In the four years of his administration Cuba grew and prospered, and on May 20, 1906, he was inaugurated for second term.
 Not long after this, however, the rev olutionary spirit broke out anew in the island.
 Two American warships were order ed to Cuban waters, and William H. Taft, secretary of war, and Assistant Secretary of State Bacon proceeded to Havana. Mir Taft took over the gov. ernment of Cuba in behalf of the Unit. cd States. This was in accordance with the wishes of President Palma. who proceeded to his yalmar plantation at Bayamo, Santiago province. where he has since resided. He had been ill for several months past.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-05

NOTICE-Anyone in Watertown or Oakville wishing to have their cess pools or other offensive matter re- moved from premises can have it done at night without annoyance. Terms most reasonable. No one should have such nuisance around house when 1t will be removed for small sum- Now Is the best time to have your vaults taken care of be- fore they freeze. l have a permit from health officer to do the work. You can have 1t done by addressing P. o. box fl, Oakville. 11-5-6
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-05
Turkey For EIeet,a Iackiea.

Washington, Nov. 5.-Loaded with the materials for gigantic American Christmas dinner that will be borne halfway around the world, the supply ship Celtic will sail from New York Dec. 12 to carry cheer to the 14,0OO odd men on the battleship fleet.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-05
EXPRESS SMASHES AUTO.

Girls Have Narrow Escapes When
 Machine Is Wrecked by Train.
 Sayville, x. r.. Nov 5.-Miss Lucille Bonart and Miss Ida Collins while driving an automobile over a crossing on the Long Island railroad were struck by an express train.
 Miss Bonart was injured seriously and may die. Her companion Is suf- fering from shock.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-05
Fusitiv. Cashier cenf..,.,.

Warren, Pa. Nov. 5.-Isrsel James. son. former cashier of a hank in Lin dersburg. Sweden. has. 1t is alleged. made complete confession admitting he abstracted 127.0oo kroners of the banks funds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-05
Roosevelt to Be an Ed;tor

New York, Nov. 5.-In its issue of Saturday a magazine will confirm the report that President Roosevelt will become associated with the publica- tion after his retirement from office.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-05
His Mentor.

From the time boy sits under 6 street corner electric light playing with toads until be is blind and tooth less he has to account to some woman why he didn't come home earIier.- Atchison Globe.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-05

DANBURY HAT STORE, "A Grand st. Is where you get that s1.90 and $1.4o hat that in years past you have found has no equal. Remem- Der the place. "A Grand st, opposite Democrat office. 9-16-tf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-05

ATT ENTION NTIST@ We have everything in this neigh borhood except a dentist. We have the ideal quarters. over Polls en- trance, to rent. Now occupied by Moriarty, who is moving into new store down stairs. Inquire at Mori- arty's, 147 East Main st.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

FOR SALE--A three family house on East Main st, price $4,200, rent $504 per year, $500 down. For particulars see w. k. Adams. 7S Abbott ave. 1l-5-6
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-05

LINE YOUR chicken coops and work shed for winter with patent wind and damp proof paper boards; cheap and easily applied, in sheets 1Sx221s inches; soc hundred Twenty will cover wall 6xS feet. Address or call at Democrat office.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-05

315 Bank st. F. ". Lu- cas's cigar store. one of the largest and best selected stocks of pipes and smokers articles and all the favor lie brands of cigars and tobacco. Cigars by the box a speciality. Call and see us and you will surely como again.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-05

LOST-Rat terrier, white, with brown ear, tag on collar; answers to name "Toodles." Please return to Charles Nolan, 54 Fuller st,
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-05
Chance to Remain With Champion,

Cincinnati. Nov. 5.-President Mur- phy of the Chicago National league baseball club declared that Frank Chance would not retire as manager of the worlds champions, as reported.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-05

Earthquake eheeks Alarm Bohemia.
 karlehad- Bohemia. Nov. 5.-Earfh- quake shockr have greatly alarmed the karlsbad dbxict, ia nerthern Behsata.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-05

Snow Falling In Western New York.
 lnterlaken, N. l., Nov. 5.-The wind blew a gale, and snow is falling The mercury Is down to 15 degrees.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-05

Fl. A. DULAC. builder and contrac- tor, stair builder and cabinet mak- CT, store fitting a specially. Office and shop with J. E. Smith & Co. 65
 Benedict st, Waterbury, Conn., Res idence 62 Tracy ave; postoffice box h -.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-05

SUITS made from Irish tweeds. The most reliable place to get a suit, overcoat or trousers is at the Irish Woolen Mills Co, 151 Bank st, room 4, Farrelly & Dwyer. Best material, best workmanship, latest styles. Made to order on the premises.
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-05

FOUND-On trolley car, pocketbook containing small sum of money. Owner can have it by calling at Democrat office and paying for this ad. " 11-4-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-05
NOTICE.

Time having elapsed the follow ing pledges will be sold at private sale if not called for by the 1st of NOYem Der 1908
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-05

MACHINIST-Have building and or ders; wish to connect with party having some trade and machinery. Address U. S., Evening Democrat.
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