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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27
Peoples Phone 1911

walking distance s35o cash. S2a00-5-room cottage Avenue c, near 3Sth street. Avondale. S!l00-5-room cottage 24th street, north. $i5o0-Cottage, De fare, lots. 50x130 eachi $500 down, balance S2O month. S35e0-12-room home, Avenue c, near 3Sth street, Avondale. 5txl4O-4-story brick. central 2d avenue. A gilt-edge. se5OO-2 dwellings and lots. white tenants; pays r per cent. Can make it pay 16 per cent.
 S4oo0-Rental $40 per month 6 blocks of the center.
 s150-Per foot, 2Oth street, near Avenue E. SE15e-5-room cottage. near 18th street, north; $500 down, $50 per month. S22O0-2-story. 7-room home, near East Lake car line, Woodlawn; $500 cash, S25 per month
 S100O-New 4-room cottage, Kingston, $2OO down, $2O per month. S1501-Rental S16 per month, s2OO down, Sl5 a. month; ? houses, Avenue D. SsG0O-Rental s1200 new Improvements, close in, northside. $16,000-An elegant new, modern, Broom brick, south of Highland avenue. S75O0-Rental $960; 10 dwellings, all new, close to the center. Three-story brick corner, will pay about $500 rental, rapidly enhancing, north- side. Terms easy and guilt-edge pur- chase.
 S10, ,5OO-West 20th street, through to 18th, two 2-story dwellings. S500O-stone improvements, rental s57i; central.
 $22oo-Neat broom cottage near 18th St., North Highlands. $1s0o-50x140; Avenue D. Can make this pay Is per cent. $1250-100 feet square, fronts ear line Av- enue F. Can make it pay 20 per cent. s2Ue0-140-acre farm well improved, on railroad, near Birmingham. snap. 2SO-acre valley farm; well improved and @ bargain.
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HWY ELL" said the House Detec> A/ tive of the St. Reckless. tits [ W purity near time to ring out the old and ring in the new
 Tt is,' said the Hotel Clerk, with pa- tent wringer. The old year is almost gone, Larry. December's days are num- bered. Of course if you want to be fin- icky about it they've been numbered all along, the numbers ranging from first to thirty-first inclusive, but it sounds more poetlcal to put it that way when speak ing to a close friend.
 And I always feel more poetical some how at this season of the year, than at others. With Christmas over, all but paying for the presents you gave, and the old year on its last lap or it's last legs, depending on whether you like to think of it sitting down or standing up, I begin to feel a bit reminiscent and retro spective and everything like that. I pick up my favorite magazine and l find on the back of 1t a picture which shows a highly new and original treatment of an old theme. depicting as it does, an old lottery gentleman with long whiskers and bare legs stepping off the left hand side of the cover, while little chap about two days old, with nothing in the way of per sonal baggage except sash around his waist with some figures on it, is driving down the middle of the page in whatever style of vehicle happens to be newest. I remember when he came in an old fash toned high-wheel sulky and then on a bicycle and last year he was driving an automibile. I look for him this year in an aeroplane, but except for that the fix tures'll be as always. And in the window of the stationery store I see the new art calendar with the design of a lady angel that everybody buys, but nobody uses preferring the non-art kind that the in- surance agent or the coal dealer sends with his compliments in a pasteboard tube, wearing few clothes. if any--the lady angel l mean, not the coal dealer With anthracite selling at $S.75 ton if weighed on his scales or $11.50 if weighed on somebody elses, he ought to have all the clothes he needs this winter, and his wife too. But most of the art calendars that I've seen thus far this season depict the lady angel in an under-dressed condi- ton, kneeling as if in prayer. There's no explanation for this far as I can learn, but often the calendar also shows a snow storm raging in the background, so I as- sume that probably she's praying for a sleigh ride.
 But be that as 1t may, observe these things and by them and other things, such as a note coming due in bank am brought to realize that Nineteen Eight, with it's hopes and fears, it's disappoint- while at the threshold stands young, buoyant, foolish Nineteen-Nine, bringing us new hopes, new fears and the Sixty first Congress"
 Well, lookin' back on 'er she wusnt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27

encore on the home grounds fell down hard and severely sprained his Mara thon trophy. That'll do for the sports.
 'Yes, sir, taking her all around Larry, she was good, sound safe and reliable year and I don't mind speaking a kind word for her even at this late day"
 Dye look for much excitement in Nineteen Miner" asked the House De- tective.
 well, Teddy's going to Africa and that ought to help some" said the Hotel Clerk.
 T wonder will he miss Loeb much?" said the House Detective.
 "I shouldn't think SOL said the Hotel Clerk. Any time he should pine for Loeb he can get practically the same re- suits by shooting one of those secretary birds.
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Bell Ph0ne l265 Peoples Phone 1911 B. F. EBORN'S REALTY QUOTATIONS
 OFFICE 56. F and IS BROWN-MARX
 Few Special Really Quotations
Bell Phone l265

100x400-Close in. "The last of the Mo- higans.' Fine for public building. $i300-75x2O0; a corner, with 4-room dwell ing, block of 26th street car line. A F per cent brick investment, 1-3 cash, balance easy. S45GO-Renta1 $600; close in, norfhside, large lot, well improved. $S500-Modern broom cottage, choice loea- ton, near 11th avenue, South High lands.
 $75o-Cash; balance $50 a month, buys a bargain, 2-story, S-room home, Virginia avenue, Waverly Place. near Glen Iris. $e0oO-2-story, Groom home, modern near 11th avenue, South Highlands. sFtC0-New modern S-room home, fronts Highland car line. Sl0,00o-10ox200 modern, 9-room home. fronts Highland avenue car line, South High lands.
 $1e00-6-room cottage, near Tuscaloosa av- enue and Pearl street. West End, $500 down, $20 per month. $2200-New broom cottage on two car lines, near Owenton, easy terms. $5t00-5 acres, modern residence, West End. Terms. Large orchard. $45oO-2-story, S-room home, large lot, on car line, Highlands. $3e00-Modern corner cottage home, High lands. Furnace heat. S350G-1s block of 20th street, blocks of skyscrapers, 50x140, improved. 1O0x1O0-Bargain, corner. about 1 block of First Methodist church. 100x1S0-A swell prominent corner, suita- ble for public buildings. South High lands.
 S2a5G-AIodern corner, Groom cottage, 17th street, north
 See00-6-room cottage, walking distance, northside, $6OO cash $50 a month. $2700-Two broom cottages, white tenants, 9ox100, on car line, Avenue F. Norwood bargain, corner home, a choice bargain, easy terms. SS750-Rental $40 per month, new improve ments, walking distance. Ss50-Lot, 18th street, north, on car line,
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REAL ESTATE.

Auction Sale Tuesday, Dec. 22, 1908 On above date we will sell for charges at our warehouse No. ?, 2214 Avenue B. ! Birmingham. the following goods: lot H. H. goods, stored by Mrs. J. C. Shelton. 1 box chairs and l settee stored by Harris & Boone, or w. G. Harris l lot H. H. goods, stored by W. F. Clarke.
 boxes H. H. goods, stored by W. H. Williamson.
 1 lot H. H. goods, stored by Eugene Gatson
 boxes H. H. goods. stored by Mrs. R. H. Drummond.
 1 box and contents, stored by J. G. Pritchard.
 1 iron bed, stored by Mrs. j. F. Jones. | box H. H. goods, table and basket, stored by l.. H. Arnold.
 l sewing machine, stored by B. P Me Donald.
 lot H. H. goods, stored by H. F. Car lot H. H goods, stored by S. A. Pat terson.
 lot II. H. goods, stored by Sarah Oi- yer.
 lot H. H. goods stored by Jim Murray. lot H. H. goods stored by Robert Pond.
 l lOL Ii. II. SOOuS, Sloreu TOT account of A. J. Terrell.
 lot H. H. goods, stored by Charles Fateman.
 I range and parts, stored by Mrs. c. T. McNeeley.
 lot H. H. goods. stored by c. Welch. I lot H. H. goods, stored by S. J. Stock ard.
 l box saddle, stored by A. G. Southern R. R. for account H. Dinegre, or owner. HARRIS TRANSFER AND WARE
 HOUSE CO 12-6-3t-su
 Estray Notice. The State of Alabama, Jefferson County, Probate Court.
 Taken up by Sanders Fields on the 14th day of December, 1908, and es- trayed before c. c. Ellis. Jr.. a justice of the peace for Precinct g, a certain dark bay horse, 9 or 10 years of age, weight about $50 pounds, about IA hands high, and valued at $25. Witness my hand. this 24th day of December, 1908. s. E. GREENE, Judge of Probate for Jefferson county.
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BEAUTIFUL CoTTAGE-woODLA
 s2S50
 "A very attractive place, built of frst-class material with every modern convent ence; has large front and side porches, reception hall, center hall, latticed back porch, parlor, dining room. kitchen. pantry, three (3) bedrooms and bath; fine cabinet mantles and electric fix lures. best plumbing, hot and cold water, stationary washstand. etc. You will have to see this to appreciate 1t: terms reasonable.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27
Birmingham Realty Co.
 2118 FIRST AVENUE When Real Estate Has To Be Sold Quick " IS LISTED WITH ME AND PRICED so IT WILL SELL

s3500-SOUTH HIGHLANDS.-s750 CASH New, modern two-story, furnace heated house; large concrete basement; hard wood floors; fine plumbing and fixtures; beautifully decorated and finished. built of best material by skilled workmen; an ideal home for small family, and a very attractive place; high lot; con- venent to two car lines. If you want swell little home and a bargain with 1t, e
 see this; very easy terms.
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Jerome Fuckers K. E. Ascy. $3750, Rental $4S0 New Improvements, close in.
 B. F. EBORN,
 316 Brown-Marx.

FOR SALE. Sec00-New 2-story res, nr. Efigl Ave. $50 pr it. Hickory. blk. Higld Ave. $10,000-Cor. res. blk. Higld Ave. Big lot. S3t00-Lot blk s. 20, IS ave. S40GJ-7 R. res. s. 15 St. near K S6250-Handsome St. Charles St place. s15,0O0-Elegant new brk. S. IIigld res. S4600-Ave. H cor. Whites. Rents SAT mo. s11 ,000-Good S. side cor pays s118O Sl5, l5,000-Large-3 Ave. cor. Rents s1260 SS500-Big A Ave. cor. improved. S1O,5O0-Fifth ave. property. Rents S9e0. S1O,000-4 ave. cor. 50x100. Bargain $S500-3 ave, 50x140, "A & % Sts. S41, ,000-Bus house, 20 St. l to ayes. SS90c-12 ave. 5Ox24o. Rents $45 mo. $6oo0-2 story res. "A St., new F Ave. S6oe0-Clcse in, N. r St. cor. Rents S54o s75 per acre, Shades valley tract $z25-E. Lake lot on terms. Bargain. $io each. 92 lots well located. Spec. S1e5G-E Lake, R. neat colt. on car.
 FOR RENTZSOUTHSIDE. s rooms 3012 Ave. E, $22.5O. rooms, 3OOs Ave. F, s2O. g rooms, S021 Ave. H, $37. .5o rooms, S3S 18th St., $SO 5 rooms, 1906 18th St.. $3O. g rooms. SIS 18th St., sS5. rooms, 2021 Humboldt Ave, $40 8 rooms, 1211 12th Ave, furnished, $65. 8 rooms, 1915 18th Ave, $40. 9 roorus, 1001 12th Ave, $40. ' rooms, 27001a Ave. F, s15. 6 rooms, 1524 12th Ave, s45. 6 rooms, 1928 12th Ave, $45. 6 rooms. 1850 12th Ave, $50. Storeroom, 3O3 20th St., $25. Groom. 2222 Ave. l, $25. rooms, 1920 Ave, $35. 8 rooms, 1227 10th St. $45. 8 rooms, 1926 18th St., SIS.
 FOR RENT-NORTHSIDE. 4 rooms, 1927 24 St., partly furnished, s25. Il rooms, 1921 24th St., s55. 6 rooms, 621 23rd St., s45. 8 rooms, $500 10th Ave, $35. s rooms, 1886 Rush Ave, $25. rooms POO 11th ave. $16 rooms, 616 18th St., $35. Large store opp. Terminal sta.. s75.
 R. M'CONNELL & co.
 2107 Third Ave Phones S1O.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27
B. F. EBORN,
Attention Investors

The New York-Alabama Oil company Huntsville, Ala, owns a splendid oil and gas field, also the best unimproved real estate in Huntsville.
 The company now has nine producing gas wells and Is going down double shift for deeper strata and higher pressure
 It now has put on the market splendid land addition lying in West Huntsville adjoining the corporate limits of the old city, on which are producing gas wells. These lots are at practically wholesale prices, payable 10 per cent cash and $ per cent monthly.
 When the deeper strata Is reached, which will only be a short while, boom in the price of these lots must and will follow as day follows night; the company wants gas consumers, not land profits. Buy now and get the benefit of the boom profits.
 Birmingham office 1O3 North Twentieth street, ground floor of Brown-Marx build ing. J. F. GILLESPIE, Attorney.
 c. B. KELLY, Agent
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Pushed to 1t.

From the Boston Post.
 Miss Gotrox-The count was awfully embarrassed when he proposed to me.
 Miss Poorman-Yes. poor fellow. He probably proposed because he couldn't afford to do otherwise.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27
Want To Purchase
 House

cottage, or two-story, with six rooms, and servants house, on South High lands, or North Highlands, or West End, in good repair, on or near car line, in good location, for cash. Will pay from s2O00 to $3500 for property. according to ,desirability of house and location. Address, care of Age-Herald, G-34
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27
Vol. 4.
'sTlie Placid Plat ce"

Have you had too much turkey7 Is the reaction from the pleasures of the great holiday depressing youg Then these thoughts will promote your digestion and clear your vision.
 ALL THE CLOUDS ARE GONE. There is big, bright year ahead
 BIRMINGHAM will make history in 1909 And so will NORWOOD
 Every man who is in touch at all with the activities of this city and district knows some fact upon which the first of these two predictions is based The other stands upon this companys plans and purposes as to the Placid Place''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27
FOR SALE.

Two fine lots at Norwood. FOR RENT. Seycn-room, two-story dwelling, 1034 N
 Fist street.
 street.
 Five-room cottage. 1928 N 21st St. Five-room cottage, 2610 9th ave. Eix-room cottage 1904 Sth ave. Six-room cottage, S4o1 29th street. North
 Birmingham. J. H. Heineke R. F. 6 I. A. Go. Phones C. 1l ". alst St
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27

$4O00, Pays 12 Per Cent A brick investment; can make this pay IS per cent; one-third cash, balance easy; might exchange.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27
$450O, 8-Room House On car line. Highlands; large lot; terms right; might exchange.
 B. REBORN,
FOR RENT.

Building 50 feet front, brick. two stories, with stables in rear, fine location for small manufacturing plant. situated on 2d avenue between 14th and 18th streets. Will be arranged to suit. Small store 11S S. 22d street Office space, consisting of one or more rooms, situated on 2d floor, 113 21st St., will be arranged to suit tenant. Groom cottage, 299O 1Oti. avenue. north Groom cottage, 1OQS 44th street, East Br- mingham, new and nice. Nice broom cottage at Fairv;ew. Cottage of rooms and hall, electric lights, bath 1037 Florida avenue. 4-,.oom cottage, 300 S. 18th street, Kings ton. Cottage, 4-rooms, TIT s. 22d street, for col ored people.
 Warted-Largs house centrally located for tenant.
 GEORGE BILBE, Agent. Bell 61 1131a Fist St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27

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MISCELLANEOUS.
REAL ESTATE.


 FOR SALE. 521 North 17th street, rooms. bath, etc, renting for $22.5O; price, $S375; terms, $625 cash, balance $27.50 per month with interest. Forty acres, miles south of city for s550; surface right; all in original tim Der; terms can be had.
 L. G. PETTYJOHN, Phones 1101 and 465- lS265h 3d Ave.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENFTCTwo nicely furnished rooms;
 all conveniences, for young men. 2lo2 Ave a 11-20-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27
B. F. EBORN
FOR SALE CHEAP.

FOR SALE CHEAP. a75-each; s25 cash balance s5 per month, lots 50x140, blocks south of Rising station, South Ensley car line, be- tween Ensley and Birmingham; bound to advance In price. S21OO will pick up new cottage, rooms and hall, one block from Ann st.. this place is worth $3O0O; let me show you. $500 each two fine lots in Fairview park.
 5000 Choice lots on Iroquois st, South Highlands.
 s. E. THOMPSON, Agent. Bell Phone 24 223 N. 21st St.
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S750 CASH. balance $50 per month, will buy bargain in modern, two-story S. room home, Waverfy Place, near Glen Iris gate, in few yards of two car lines An attractive proposition. Large lot investigate quick. B. F. Eborn, s1e Brown-Marx.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27
PERSONAL.

SO-CALLED incurable diseases scientific ally treated at this most successful of sanitarlums; rates moderate. Address Kneipp Water Cure, New Orleans, La.
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B. F. Eborn 3l6-17-l8 Brown-Marx
IN SOME WAYS 1908 WAS
 A PERFECTLY GOOD YEAR
By IRWIN s. COBB.

HWY ELL" said the House Detec>
 AA/ tive of the St. Reckless, tits
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-04
LATHROP CASE HEARD.
Decision Reserved in Sons Suit
Against His Father,

In the superior court in New Ha'
ven yesterday the case of Harry La
throp against his father Edwin U
Lathrop was heard. Lathrop, jr
claims that his father used up about
$4,000 belonging to the estate of his
mother who died over twenty years
ago. This sum with interest now
amounts to about $1,000. There
were two bank books and some time
before Mrs Lathrop's death she gave
them to the defendant.
They represented deposits amount
ing to about $4,000. After Mrs La
throp's death the money was drawn
from the banks by the defendant and
expended by him. for his own use, ii
was alleged. The plaintiff claimed
his father should not have used up
this money on the ground that it be-
longed to her estate and as such he
was entitled to at least a share of it..
The question then arose was the
money given by Mrs Lathrop to the
defendant or did it belong to her es.
tate. or was it expended by him ir
settling up her estate. Decision was
reserved.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-04
Chickens to Ring Chime of Bells.

A chime " bells operated by 5000
chickens Is the original plan Of James
Pickett Of Saginaw. Mich. On the
floor Of the chicken house he will place
a metallic table, which will be con-
nected with the chimes far above in
the tower by an insulated wire. The
pecking of the 5000 ROSTERS and hens.
Pickett declares. will set up a vlbra-
tory motion in the table. which will
start n powerful electric motor in oper-
alton. This motor In turn will release
the spring controlling the chimes. which
will then begin to ring. Thus all the
chickens on the farm will know that
dinner is on and while they are dining
will have music TO whet their appe-
tites just as the actresses do alors the
Great White Way.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-04
TheMiI|er&P Co
Special Prices for Wednes-
day Night.

AT s1.sS-children's Coats, from
81.
AT $4.9S-Ladies' Suits, from $40.
AT $4.9S-Ladies' Rain Coats, from
50. --.-'
AT 9Sc-Ladies' White Lawn Waists
from $125.
AT $3.50 inch black Venetian
Suiting, value 81.
AT 95c-A few odd shades of good
quality Broadcloth, value $3.50.
AT 19c-Plaid Dress Goods, SO inch
wide, value zoe.
AT 7c-Wide Hamburg Edging, from
10c.
AT 12Rc--No 40 Silk Taffeta Rib.
bons, from loo
AT 25c-Metal Purses, from 49c.
AT 9Sc-Ladies' lined Mocha Gloves
from $3.50. -... ..
AT 81 apron Ginghams, from &c.
AT 7&c-Yard wide Percales, from
10c.
AT 10c-4O inch White Lawn, from
127ac.
AT 5c-Light Shifting Prints, from
&c.
AT Women's medium, light
weight, tuck stitch Ribbed Vest.
and Pants, from Acc.
AT 1Oc-Children's ribbed blackHose
to S1s, from 13c.
AT 10c-Women's seamless black
Hose, from 13c
AT 25c-Boys' Blouse Waists, black
sateen, percales and cheviots, from
Acc.
AT 49c-Bureau Scarfs, with open
work, value 69c.
AT 25c-Childrep's Outing Flannel
Dresses. value Acc. ...s
AT 9Sc-Ladies' extra size Outing
Flannel Night Gowns, value $1.25
AT 6Ac-Boraxine Washing Powder
AT 5Oc-5 double rolls. Wall Paper.
AT 25c-Cotton Warp Mating, from
SO 1-3c.
AT 10c-ruffied Muslin Curtain
Ends, from 19c. -'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-04
SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL.
Events of Interest to Number OF
Local People.

The Tribune Social club held their
annual dance last evening at Leayen-
worth hall and entertained very
large party The affair was big
success. Luddys orchestra furnish
ed music for dancing.
About thirty couples attended the
dance given last evening at Music
hall by The jolly Four" The event
was a success. The committee on ar
engagements consisted of William
Stillwell, Albert Herman, George Cur
tiss and William Fleming.
About $50 or 800 people attended
the carnival and dance given last ev-
ening by the parishioners of st Fran
els Xavier's parish at Xaverian hall.
A number of novelty dances were fea-
tured during the evening and all who
attended had an enjoyable time.
On Monday evening, March 16, a
whist party and dance will be given
at Speedwell hall. The proceeds of
| the event will be donated to the Wa
| terbury Hebrew school. A committee
| is now working on the affair and has
nearly all arrangements complete.
! The arrangement committee consists
of Louis Liebeskind, Morris H. Mus
Ter, Adolph Sanditz, William Traurig
and Max Scholter.
At the regular meeting of Court d.
B. Hamilton, F. of A, last night, the
programme consisted of songs and re-
citations. At the next meeting the
subject. Resolved That Emigration
to the United States Should Cease for
the Present" will be discussed. The
affirmative side will be upheld by Will
liam Atkinson George Atkinson and
Daniel NJ Squires. The negative will
be taken care of by w. B. Hitchcock,
Harry Kilborn and James Stovel. The
judges will be chosen from visiting
courts, Both parties have gone into
training and the contest promises to
be the most interesting ever held in
that district.
Anchor lodge, n. E. o. P. met IN
RedmenS hall last evening and
initiated one candidate and acted
upon one application from prom
inent physician in this city.
social session followed the business
meeting.
Monday evening Brass City lodge
met in X. of C. hall and initiated
two candidates. At the next meeting
on Monday evening March 16, the
lodge will entertain the grand sccre-
tary, jeremiah Wall, of New Haven.
At the conclusion of the meeting
they adjourned to Redmens hall
where they held social session
with the members of Mattatuck
lodge.
On Friday evening Sheridan lodge
will hold large class initiation in
X. of c. hall on East Main stree.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-04

save money =Hd get the Evening
DEMOCRAT and three monthly maga-
ZineS by paying Subscription in adj
vance The prize q paper and three
Democrat spare Moments. Dress-
making ~ Hons. and The Nothrr's
Magazine AL for ~ cents . usontil.
This i not . ehosoe Of the three mag
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combin&tion fer a centx o mozfh.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-04

MEETINGS wo.N1GHT.
Boys club.

Boys club.
Amity castle, X. G. E.
Toantick, No 221s, Haymakers'
association.
Friendly league, domestic arts,
dressmaking 3 p. m. and 1880 p. m, !;
school of housekeeping, public school
cookery, p. m, first course cookery
10 a. M, 1880 p. m; elocution, be-
ginners 1880, advanced $50.