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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-20
MONEY AND JEWELRY
Stolen From Bone of Mrs Mary
 ClOwes-Esiey Saturday.

MT and Mrs Ray Estey, the latter formerly Miss Mary Cloves, who were secretly married in New Haven last week, are not enjoying connu- bual bliss as much as they might if It were not for the unpleasant incl dents of the past few days. The newly married couple are living with MT Estey's mother at 126 Central avenue. On Saturday night while MT Estey was working, and while ms mother was visiting, and while his wife was waiting for her husband 10 get through work, thieves entered tnelr nome and ransacked the house. It is said that about $200 worth of 1ewelry and $50 found in wallet were stolen. The thieves ransacked Mrs CloWes-Estey's trousseau and threw her gowns around the room in shameful manner. When Mir ana Mrs Estey returned home about 1O:SO they found gowns to the right of them, gowns to the left of them, gowns in the rear of them Tn fact, gowns everywhere. The thieves simply pulled them out of the trunks and let them fly, caring not where they landed. They were longing for sparklers and copecks. It is believed the thieves effected an entrance through the back door by means Of a skeleton key. The detectives are working on the case. put there is no clue to give them start.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-20
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

l There are two games scheduled
 in the B. A. c. basketball league
 for this evening.
 Mrs Felix Gregory of New York
 is visiting her mother, Mrs Jeremiah
 Delaney of South Leonard stret. Money orders to the amount of $700 were issued at the sub-postal station in Walkers on Saturday.
 There seems to be a little money in circulation yet. .
 A large crowd took advantage of the fine weather yesterday and went skating on Pritchard's pond. AL though the ice was trifle rough the skaters did not seem to mind it.
 Two Lithuanians attracted the attention of the police on Saturday evening about II o'clock. They met at the corner of Bank and North Riverside streets and looked as though they were preparing for a fight. They were seen to clinch and hold on. But it was only their way who had not met in some years. They first took off their hats, then shook hands and ended by embrac- ing each other. The incident brought around number of specta- tors. There was no work for the patrolmen.
 A young man, Karboniskas by name, aged 19, who said his home was at 27 West Porter street, this city, was in the city court of Derby to-day charged with theft. He is accused of stealing several horse blankets and disposing of them to a man named Allen. He also disposed of set of harness which he claims he brought from this city. Kar- boniskas was represented by Attor- ney H. B. Peck, who had the case continued for a few days. He in- formed Judge William s. Downes that he had just been called into the case and knew very little about it. Karboniskas claims his sister Anna lives at the address given above and asked that she be notified of his arrest.
 Luke Darlington and Frank Hollywood, the referees in the Ana teur Polo league, who were given leave of absence at the meeting of the managers on Saturday evening, should be pleased at the action taken. Hollywood and Darlington did as we'll as could be expected, but notwithstanding received so much criticism that they were thinking of resigning. The referees were satis- factory to the Brooklyn team and it is understod the Ivys had no kick, but the Hamilton Parks and South Ends were not suited. The Parks found fault with Hollywood and the South Ends did not care for Caring ton. Manager Cleary would not stand for Hollywood to referee to- evening and Manager Law Tor would not listen to Carrington's officiating. Hence both of them were let go
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-20
ALDERMEN TONIGHT.
The Assistant Building Inspector
 May Be Appointed.

May Be Appointed.
 The board of aldermen will hold two meetings tonight, special ses- sion at 7:30 o'clock to elect mem Der of the board of agents of the Bronson library. The adjourned meeting is called for 8 o'clock. The only things likely to come up, aside from routine business, are the cleo tion of three members of the bureau of assessment, an assistant building inspector and a sealer of weights and measures. It would be a good plan to get these matters out of the way SO that the board might be in a posi- tion to take up something else. A vast amount of very important busi- ness awaits the attention of that body, but so far neither side has given it much attention, both being too busy looking alter fences which many supposed were put in position for two years at the October cleo tion, one party putting up a fight to hold what the people gave them and the other fellows making a strong bid to euchre them out of it. It is earnestly hoped that the aldermen will drop this sort of thing and de- vote their entire time to the work for which they were brought into existence as public servants.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-20

The Democrat Is now making a big magazine offer in order to induce subscribers to pay in advance and 10 secure new subscribers. For IF cents a month, which is less than 2 cents day, you can secure the Even- ing Democrat and three monthly magazines, namely, Spare Moments, Dressmaking at Home and the Moth- er's Magazine. All that is neces- sary is to pay in advance. You may pay one, two or as many months in advance as you desire.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-20

Save money and get the Evening Democrat and three monthly mnga- zines by paying subscription fin ad- vance. The price of paper and three magazines, namely, the Evening Democrat, Spare Moments, Dress
 making at Home. and The Mothers Magazine, all for 42 cents Q month. This Is not a choice of the three mag azines, remember, but the whole Combination for 42 cents a month.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-20

KoDOL is the best remedy known to- day for dyspepsia, indigestion and all troubles arising from a disorder ed stomach. It is pleasant, prompt and thorough. Sold by Buckingham
 pharmacy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-20

Take DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills. They promptly relieve back ache and weak back. Sold by Buck ingham pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-12

1ul run ot Over q year at the Madison
 Square Thcater. New York will br tue attraction at the Elks Theater on
 Monday night Nov. lG. To anyone
 interested as to whether or net d husband is justified in telling l false hood ill order to preserve peace and
 quietness ill the home. an evening spent at the theater when this fam ous farce comedy is presented will forever settle the question. While tfs play iISelt is conceded by q d; = thorities to be the greatest comedy
 written in many years, one of it's chief charms lies ill the excellent op- portunits provided for the actors to display their talents. RarelN has d
 more finished characterization been seen than that Of Mrs. Jack Terl- pie: the associate members of the ( tofnpany. each of whom is cast in d part we'll suited 10 the individuality ol the player are seen to the great est advantage Mrs. Temples Tele- gram has attained the distinction ot being the most emphatic comedy sue
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-12

cess Of the past two seasons and so far this year there has been nothing produced which can compare n i ;ts a genuine lauGh-provolicr. There is no strainins for effect, no squeez- ing for d laugh, no buffoonine for 3p-
 5ilnse, but straight, serious effort on the part of the members of the com pany that is most effective and which
 results in d performance that has sei- dom been equalled when the number O.. real, hearty laughs, enjoye dn eac'l individual member of the audience is taken into consideration. It is in- teresting to note in this connection that the comedy is being witnessed this season by even larger audiences than .t hose which greeted it last year, and sindging from the interest already manifested in it's forthcoming local engagement one of the largest audi ences of the season will De in attend ance on the night of it's presentation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-12
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"The DeViI' Tonight.

In Henry W. savase's only a,,.,,m
 ized version of Franz N1oIDa-s ,..
 maarkable comedy-drana rTba n. , vii (Der TeufeD' which vii,
 tered at the Elks Theater to9iah, ,,.=
 Evil One is represented by q ,py.o...
 age who to the outward a11nar,,,a.
 bears the impress Of gentleman T..
 has smiling, senia coun.enanco
 oily tongue and barb in Iii. vi.
 that gives distnaton to biy av..,.
 ut;erance. This character. vhose oa..
 ly mission during the action ,s .h.s
 drama is to lure souls 10 ruin ,r
 pears under the name Of Dr. Nrler
 He comes unheralded into the studio
 of q young artist, Kari Nahler, ybars
 Olga Hofmann forme- syeeff,eart
 of Karl but now the Wife of i r.c,,
 banker, has been brought by hey b1s- band to have her portrait painted. The love affair between Karl ans Olga is dead and she has seIec,ra , bride for him, beautiful young g.r} to whom he is 10 be presented thai night at a ball she is giving for thal  purpose. But Dr. Miller has other designs and beginning with clever insinuations, acting first upon ou5. and then upon the other. he aadr3- takes to convince them that the S.lI love one another, They struggle against his ironies and his sophis- tries, but it is useless. Step by step he draws then into his meshes wi,: all the machinery Of his maleyo!euee trained to Assist him and his final victory is soon foreshadowed. Rut what clever array Of sparkling epi- grams and slittering ephorisms h" displays to bring about his nnholE designs! The stage becomes q storm center of brilliant eynieisms and sub- tie ironies which fairly stupefy the listener. Yet the tip Of the suaye pr. Miller's tongue is always vet with q holey that makes dangerous Doctrines alIuring. The spectator is suddenly made to realize that the ;inistor Doctor was chosen by the lramatist to represent the voice Of he tempter and that the lesson he .as driven home with sl<a si"dse- ammer blows is that sin cannot be riffled with, that once yielding to Is buraers voice may lead To de
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-12
OFFICERS CAN'T
 IDENTIFY TWINS

t'ort smith. Oct H. The city ofIi- cials have run afoul of a confusing proposition. About d month ago a young man passed worthless check upon sam Tillis, q merchant here. Sunday night a young man named Walter smith was identified and ar rested as the guilty party. but he in troduced q twin brother so much like him in appearance that they cannot he distinguished apart. Separated, either can be identified as the man with the crooked disposition, but when placed side by side, the identi- ncation is lost. because of the onc being the counterpart of the other.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-12
KOdOl

without purging l. gives Nature chance to cure. It prevents nervous dyspepsia. How It Does It.
 Tn Natures way.
 It will not cure anything. No medicine will. Nature is the only cure for bodily ailments accidents A surgeon cant mend broken leg doctor cant cure dyspepsia. The surgeon sets the bone in place. puts the leg i'll plaster and helps the patient let Nature do the mendns. The physician tries 10 taka the strain of the part of the system affected by the dyspepsia or other disease that Nature erect it's cure. So kodO works.
 It rests any part all of the digestive appa- rAus and lets the worn out section rest in per- fectiy natural way.
 How To Prove It.
 Try kodol at our expense-we don't doubt the result. Once tried you will wonder why you have delayed long Don't hesitate because other socaled diseaters have failed you They couldn't help you.
 kodoI will digest any food element any where at any time. In a test tnbe~~heye you watch it. if you choose-proyded Of course you keep it st stomach temperature and in mot ion
 Better try it-in stomach tube both
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-12

Mrs. billiard Saunders and baby and Mrs. Wood, wife of Lieutenant Wood.
 Of the United States army, are in the city visiting Mrs. Harry F. Bradford. Mrs. Saunders now lives iii Little
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-12
Mrs TcmEIe'S Telegram.

The mirth- provoking and 02roar- iously funny farce. Mrs. teh'pie Telegram. which had a most success
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-12
What It Is.

Is T liquid anu djgeSts ALL foods
 hecause food must digest
 tndj9eSed food causes trouble sooner or Iaier.
 Long continued indigestion results in various hhdS ol dyspepsia. rheumatism. neuralgia and other diseases hard or impossible to cure.
 At the least, indigestion deprives the system or nonrishnen. A poorly nourished body falls all easy victim to the prowling microbes of con iasious aud infectious diseases
 Someone had to make digester-a perfect disester
 We did il and named it kodol. Why It Is
 The perfect digester must be in liquid form go that it's action may be as quick it can be swallowed The perfect digester must be harmless kcdol contains narcotic other hurtful ingredients. The perfect digester must have tonic qualities.
 kodo! is liquid
 kOdol increases fooden joy ment, aud that with out the itenects of toncs based stimuants. kodo! is the result of careful analysis Of all Of the digestive fluids in the mouth, stomach and intestines, and of observation ot their ef rects separately and in combination on all class es of food that people eat
 Albnmen Is digested by pepsin ko1ol tains pepsln It also contains hydrochlOric acid because pepsn cannot do complete work with ont it; and panereatin because that too is neces sary There are fats and starch aud other food elements, 10 be looked after.
 hodo} will take care Of any all
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-12

kodol is prepared al the laboratories Of r.. C. Dewitt Co.,. Chicago. The dollar bottle con tains 2i. times as much the fifty bottle
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-12
Our Guarantee

To prove to you without risk what Kodo can do. ask you to go to your nearest druggist and get dollar bottle If. after using same, you honestly say. that II has failed to benefit you go back to your druggist and he will return your money without question delay and will pay the purchase price of the first bottle.
 Don't hesitate delay: every druggist knows guarantee is good.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-12

Mrs. \. s. Honnett has been quite ick for several days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-12
What 1t Does

What It DOex-
 It stops indigestion by taking the. place Of the digestive fluids 1t prevents disease by reducing the tendency It tones the system by restoring fnot stimuating) the appetite. It induces sleep without being l sedatiye. It en1pties the bowels
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07

.-n,..a nurchased by Harry NJ Levenss'on
will be conducted by Matthew Ian.,i 1.a- ,sz ,sen
new and enthusiastic orsaiiAao .- - r ~.
,orr,sd IN tbe interest Of improving Saratoga LAKE
ioiheu ~ 'no an.- Yake Protective Association
- ~, ...~r,. th. water from pollution and sec
.h., The LAX. ia stocked with game fish, Ine iae-
sst record is the finding or t"e'e~pounN '
ereI ,... r.,- The
-. ,osn,,n,,. wifi as usual. be the Mecca
g ,ho,.,nd. NJ Measure seekers. VINO ENJOY 'ne
music and splendid view from the pavilion. or put ~
off In small boats for fishing or other oeHsii'' Oi
the water. II, .--o,,,s,
l., ,tt ,na ee1d I'm condition for the matches In
Arg,st The golf links In their cusUohitHy
state Of perfection The tennis courts arc a'
attractive to sport lovers as the INKS
CanAeld Park is receiving the usual atten,ion- n
,, ,a,,,,I r,,,hi-s have emerged from their
r,ooder duaIIins. tho shrubs and bushes are
larger and more Iuxurant than before at IhIS ediS
season. and the italian garden mas fesuiIou |
peometricaI neatness and pleasing hues-
Park will not be demoraiizeo INTO ', -oa,--ea ,ts
shacks again this summer, out VIII leSui 80
former natural Iovelfness which made IL Famous
The Coney Island features are thing OF tne past
and the only remaining reminder Oh laS'
mer's deliriun will be a merry y-go-rouho-
rTiIton's PARK is always beautiful Inc ro@1S
,uI and,1re for centuries and the woods ana AWhs
afford the visitor OF space and distance as
he winds among the roads ana Views '"0 "
valleys below. - -.
E2as,des these romantic spots. where the hand OF
man has so ably assisted nature in WORKING OUT
wonder world the Excelsior Park. with us uh-
touched beauties the Wild underground the mar
row winding paths. the deep cool dehs, oalA
TT H. osor ~ fern. and MOSES. allows the city
visitor more intimate vision OF beguiling nature
Mrs Daniel s. Lathrop has rented her rnasnlIi-
cent cottage known Annandale. on the horth-
west corner of Clement and Clinton. avenues 10
Miss Alice Keteltas, Of St Marks fleI'e'
vorL fitv Miss KeteItas has been former Sara
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07
SARATOGA SPRINGS
TN SUMMER ATTIRE
RI7SY SEASON FOR AUTO
MORILISTS.
Tenn perance Convention Expected to
Attract 10000 People-Plans to
Rival German Spa.

Saratoga Springs. N. Y. June e-saratosa nd,
welcomed out in beautiful summer ATTIRE EVER
,oat resembles a Gothic colonnade which eVentu
81, ,,,rs the straggler into the open- roihhe
,.., ai' whore blue and misty mountains greet
tho eve beyond the vari-tinted fields ana vaheys
60. The state roads running out from tie
Det"ee -aI attractions make automobiling and
s.,sns ideal and afford excellent opportunities TOT
1'.-te, rarties to revel in the lower AdironoacK
foothills. ~. 1.- o-o,r,ad
A, automobile club has recently peen ORGANIZE
I,ooa for the purpose of bettering the
oo,,trv roads round about Giens + ans clt.Asis
arc co-operating with saratogians ana 'he . ota.e
A,+or,ohile Association has promised lts support
,TSo Clidden tour has again chosen Saratoga as d
stonnina place and this time the race VIII terHh-
nota here The finish will doubtless take piace III
eo,+ of the Grand Union Hotel and Congress HAL
~, ,,,I1aqe Is provided with a number of finely
o,,inne5 garages which accommodate seVerai nun
dred machines each season The roadhouses are
renarad for the usual summer patronage WITH
tt o,inment than ever jim Rileys and
Narvnoan,s will be under the same management out
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07

On Knickerbocker Lake, IN the F1shkill Noun
tans, about six miles from the Hudson, stands
Knickerbocker Lodge, which affords picturesque
and pleasing home for the summer amid the most
delightful surroundings There boating bathing.
fishing tennis, croquet billiards. pool and shuttle
board may be enjoyed without limit. There are
ample accommodations for automobile, driving and
camping parties dances every Saturday evening
and permanent string orchestra, and the Lodge Is
under management this season
The name of Richfeld Springs is one that con-
veys the idea Of health and recuperation to those
who have found in the healing waters there what
they must have sought. The name is that of a
beautiful village of 1900 people on the shores OF
Lake Canadarago which is 1,400 feet above sea
level II is for healing springs. delightful
scenery and beautiful drives leading to a pictu-
rescue region in every direction
The Darlington, in Richfeld Springs, is situated
in private park in the main street Of the village
and faces the park surrounding the springs. Rich
field Springs has been a health resort for two
thirds of century.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07
NEW YORK AS A
SUMNER RESORT
attractions Which the Metropolis
Has for Visitors from ELse5chere.

The many attractions that New York City offers
to summer visitors have never been adequately
set forth To begin with. its situation is such
that even IN the most torrid weather the heat is
greatly modified by the proximity of its site to
the sea and the fact that the greater part of the
built-up portion of the city is on islands. Within
a short ride of the heart Of the metropolis
some Of the finest seaside resorts to be found in
this country the number OF whose visitors shows
their attractiveness and popularity In the
heart OF the city, the Borough of Manhattan
NAV be found the finest hotels OF which any city
can boast where visitors are entertained in
manner that leaves nothing TO be desired and
which possess all the facilities and conveniences
that the mind of man devise the heart OF
man desire.
In the way of amusements and recreation no
summer resort begin TO offer what New York
has for the delight of the stranger within her
gates In addition to the many scenic and other
attractions in and around the city there the
numerous roof gardens. with performances that
draw crowds not only Of out-of-town visitors but
also Of those who compelled by force of cir
cllnstances or impelled by personal preference to
remain in the city rather than to seek recreation
elsewhere The ease with which the refreshing
coolness Of the seaside. with It's novel and inter-
esting features OF entertainment. can be reached
nightly impels an immense throng OF persons to go
thither There is constant variety of entertain
nent and amusement provided at as many places
as one can desire TO visit.
To the person not accustomed TO II, the sight OF
THE Great White Way at night. with Its Inyiads
Of brilliant lights the throng OF persons out
foot OF in automobiles taxcabs and other vehicles.
from early evening until long past midnight. in the
heart OF New York, is a constant surprise and
source Of pleasure. The great hotels with their
CONTINENT for the comfort and pleasure OF multi
tudes Of guests, afford another source OF constant
interest 10 the visitors the metropolis from
other parts of the country.
There is much satisfaction TO the tourist who.
on the way to or from como popular seaside or
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07
BY STEAMER AND TRAIN

m. .,egant steamers of the Day Line, Hendrick
.y,,dson and New York. palatial in every ap-
..a,, az well as speedy. Leaving the city
-, weekday morning at O'clock they land
messengers at Kingston Point for the lister %
11alo,rsra trains at 2l0 p. N. or at CatshH POINT
9 -s mountain trains there, at 80 1hs aIroIoS
: .ru daylight sail up the river under the pest
dI+tons The feet Mary Powell also OF thiS
- and still In command Of the popular captain
.So-eon leaves New York early in the afternoon
n6 takes the tourist through the hlgh4ahoS III
the gloaming ,.. ,o.
~. tho Catskiu Evening lane and the Central Hod-
- co,onanv which afford a refreshing sleep on
,he vater and an early morning ride for the hiIs'
either from Catsldn Kingston
While the hotel capacities have not been n1aper1-
ally increased since last season, or during recent
wears In fact, there have been many changes anu
improvements, with some minor extensions ana
additions 70 those already existing AS a matter or
fact when the big hotels were built some years
ago the facilities proved somewhat In advance
Of the Immediate need But this was soon met by
N. Increased popularity OF the region. and there
ar. now 10 surplus IN the heart of the
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07

Twilight and Santa Cruz, on the slope OF "ou"'
Lincoln are filed with quaint cottages ana o.i'e,
structures where summer mountain hfe is iuea'
in its simplicity.
The old Hunter region Is another most popular
inland section along the noisy Schoharie where 'he
summer population is always fully maintained.
From this point stages are taken Tor Wihohaih anu
other sections still further inland Ihen IN 'he
Stony Glove section there many modest resorts
where one may lure the wary trout ana pass an
unobtrusive life. close to nature
Over in the Ulster County Catskills Is the Grano
Hotel on an upper mountain terrace above the
summit of the Ulster & Delaware Railway. The
location is most commanding, and the view OF val
lev and mountain is charming.
Stamford is the next summer region of impor-
tance 1t has grown to be of the most popular
village sections IN the range The village itself Is
pretty in all its varied aspects and it has every
modern appliance for comfort and pleasure. The
environment is full of interest One Of the higher
peaks of the Catskills rises abruptly almost from
the village streets. The streams numerous and
the drives delightful in every direction The
place is full of hotels and pretty cottages, large
and small, all nicely kept.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-07

Summer resorts not found in hi, ,..s
described elsewhere in The Tribun. .,.