Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-16
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Don't buy whiskey in the D0ttlt unless there is a green stamp or the stopper. All other whiskey. tht government says, is bogus. You car escape imposition by buying root beer instead of hiskey.-Bridgeport Post.
 One political candidate in the west says it isn't necessary to be a tee totaler in order to be a prohibition ist. That candidate is on to his jof all right, and is in the advance rank of thinkers politically. -MiddletoWn Press.
 Not less than 691 persons who were neither employees nor passen- gers were killed on the steam rail- roads of New York last year. Tramps and others who use railroad tracks for Q highway make lot of work for the coroner.-Hartford Times.
 The young man who went to work for $1 day as farmland for young woman in Tyngsboro. Mass worth s200,0O0 and in year work. ed his way up to sub-boss and then husband of the heiress-farmeress certainly shows an underlying streak of genius. New London Day.
 Joe Barbour has been engaged by the national republican commit tee to take the stump in the west. Boss Fyler says the cost is $50 per speech. Really, they are worth the money, for "Joe" is always charged with an inexhaustible stock of talk ing stories which compensate for any lack of fact and argument Bridgeport Farmer.
 We are going to accept as an au- thentic fact that Oklahoma City has a greater number of church-going men among it's population than any other city of its size in the country, and when anybody asks us why this is so, We are going to point to that group of 10 charming young ladies who are travelling over the country as Exhibit A." and all the rest of the alphabet from Oklahoma. Ol course the young ladies go to church and with such girls as these in the churches where in the world would you expect to find men of sense?-- Womans National Daily.
 Women don't fight in the army, but they do in civil life. Mrs Kate Warner, a writer for magazines. saw the driver of heavily loaded ex- press wagon beating the horse, which was plainly worn out. ana getting on a Sixth avenue car over took the wagon, leaped off and seiZ. ed the horses bridle. The driver threatened to beat her also if she didn't let go when she ordered him to get down, and displayed badge of the society for the prevention of cruelty to animals. He obeyed her, and Mrs Warner took the horse and wagon to the nearest police station. Much good is done by the s. P. c. A., and women are among it's efficient agents.-Springfeld Republican.
 Educationally, Connecticut Catho- lies have set commendable example by erecting at Deep River an indus, trial school. which will be dedicated next Thursday. They propose to provide what is considered a neces- sary kind of education, which is not being supplied in many of the public schools of New England. It will give attention not only to the needs of the hand but of the mind, training the two in unison, to work in har- mony one with another. giving a practical drill in work which will lay the foundations for useful lives. The stfpcture at Deep River is said to bet substantially constructed of field stAne, occupying slightly location ana giving every appearance of solid ity and manency.-Ansonia Sen tinef4