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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-03
Noaiihcs Wcrf Der pSdnuar5cl
Snn0."

Eitt8burh ga, 3. SltIi. -
Nic Tcrbrcd)erbonoc Der .ShiporSeN
Nan0" bat IN Dem Notburorte DC.
&ccSport cine tcuiliide Sbat ucrilbt.
Ga5 Wo6nbuuS 0cS moblbobcnbeu
StnlicncrS @corgc Ocouotorin mllr6c
III iriibcr W%orgcnitunbe 0llrd lpnos
nit . Grploiion 5critort mo cin an
grcn5ru0cS WobnbouS iuur0 tbeil.
mciic 5crtriimmert. Ticr 8emobncr
bobcn ldlmerc Gcrlctltngcn erlittcn.
Ter rcid)e StoIicncr bate IN lcttcr
2cit mcbrcre GrQbbricie Don Der
oSdmor5cu Snn0" crboltcn. Gic
%un0c pcrlonNtc cine Grprcliun1S-
iulnmc bon $4,000 lrto broGtc int
Nci2crlm9SinQe. i'm mo icinc gollie
Ionlilic jlt pcrnihtcn. Die 0cbGrocn
lino bcmilbt, bic Nbicnocr Der lrob.
briclc 81 crinittcln, ood) mcr0cn ibrr
Ndd)ioridun9eL mic IN poroufgcgall.
Ncncn Gbnlidcn 6GllcrL p%nbri1cinlid)
irld)tIp@ blcibcn.
Nod) elmer ip0tcreu WclOunD iito
fic bier Sdluerpcrlcetcu: @corgo
Gcopotorio, icinc 6rou, icin &ntcr
uno Der 9%elpobncr ocS Rod)barbnll.
les. Glnlcr @oilcp. Iic 0puouuit.
GrpIoiion c%rcigncte lid flir5 mad
Mittcrnndt. Am IS. Sllni bate Der
Stolicner cincn lcbtcn orittcn Grob
trief crbnItcll, in mcld)cm or auigc.
lor0crt pur0c, cine Summe pnn
$1,000 al elmer bcltimntcn StcGc
iiir Die nSdWor5e Nono" nie0cr5u.
lc9cn. Sontc or Der AllIiorocrung
rid)t Sol1c lciitcn, 10 lueroe man icin
SouS mitlonmt icincr gall5cn 6nnti.
lie in Die 2uit %iprcngen. Oenpotorio
licB bo8 Shreiben mnbeod)tet. Ser
Grobuug iolatc geiiern Rndyt 5l Der
icit8cicbten Stltnoe Die lbat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-03
&iaiam Gpuf,
Ser iit6rcnoc Observation-Disclosures.
Tur,b. NIB Wrceumunnt .Aucnne.
Ncioc Fbpnc. Stcts uiicn.
Cgprill3. i.Qio, Sr-)
%rrlucocnc MGubcr.

3rcsno, Sal, ,. Sui. - Wchs
rere GcIpernop3, an ocrcn Spibe
Conn Sopcall ult0 Glcpclnn0 Hogers
iianocu iibcriirIcn gcitcrin OoS gn-
mcicn ocS Gicb5iidtcrs 0pmcngine II
eoalt Hullgc, pcrlungtcn $4,000 Dor
GomcuAinc rlo ourhiud)tert, ais bic
ler erfIdrte, or babe fem @clo, baS
&ollS nad @crtbiad)en. IlS JIG 0na
@eluilnldte nidlt ianben, Itcdten tic
rie StdQlIn0 in Brand mo cntiiibr.
ten Coma 0omcn9inc, Die t6 Sabre
oltc Sodter OeS Handbciibers. Sie
mur0cn Don bclpoiinetcn 9iir9erll
perfolgt unb Hogcrs, Der oos Mtd0,
dcn bel lid bate, mllroe III Sad'S
SpringS cingcbolt. Gr mar gut be-
mniinct luto bicIt ieine &crfolgcr cine
Eulbe Stunbe lang I'M Shad, Damn
mrlroe CT icltgcnommcn. Gr MAJ IN
nroBer @ciabr, bon ocn miitbeltoel;
Nilrgcrn 9elDnft SIT mcroen. Cas-
Mdodclt lpur6e beireit unb 81 ieiren
Gltcrn jurild gcbraft. Youeal cnt.
lprang.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-03
Srtidlaft in Nlnnmcn.

Sronffort, &p, >. &illi. -
Stamping GROUNDS, cine Ortld)uit
bon 100 Gimpobncrn, 8 Mcilcn BON
bier, lit burd) cine illrdtborc Scll'
cr9brunIt 70 gut luic poQitGnbig cin'
gedidcrt lporocn. Ser 9rdnO mnr
1T Dem @aDnor Notcl 5llnl NuSbrudy
Ncfommcn unO Die Slommcn BON
itorfcm Minoc on9ciodt, pcrbreitctcn
lid id)ncll iibcr Den goll5cn Srt. lln-
Ter Den 5crltGrtcn @cbdllocn I'M &c
id)Gitauicrtcl bciinoen iid Die grobcu
Mlllogcn Der @uiiolo Springs @rcn,
ncrci. Ger nlutcricuc Ncrlult lit noi)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-03
Wpnucrncurs . Npminatiuncn.

Ct. EnnL Wiinn.. =. Slili. -
Ger rcplblifoniide Stootss Gonpcni
bat gcitcrn IN elmer cinji9en Sibllag
uul mr. orci Stunocn Ialicr Sacob
j. Sdcobiun bon MnoiiOn iiir hnS
WoupcrncurSnmt lul0 Nooli :.
Gbcr6ort iiir oas icc.WouperncH.S.
2lrnt noniinirt. m ieiner platform
in0oiiirtc ser Gpupcnt ooa Sbun 0eS
Rational Gonucnt3 it Chicago mo
ucrpilid)tetc Die Eartci bea Stuutc&
iiir Die 6orticGllng Der Arbcit Der
ReGuIirung Der Giicnbabncn.
Wontpclicr, Gt., =. Illli. 49,
1n Dem gcitcrn bier obgeboltencu
StnntS Gonuent pllroc George u.
6routp bon Ncnport bel ser ~crltcll
Nbitimnllng fir oas @oupcrncilra.
Amt nonIinirt. Gr crbielt 800 Stint.
men ge9cn 800 Stinmcn, mel6e Iiir
Gic c.@ouperncltr ;. z. Siauipu pon
Hoyburp nbgcgcben Durocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-03
Mnrat SalItcao oriturbcu.

Gincinnoti, 2. Suli. - Seue
Nnhmittng lit Wfllrot Solitcoo. ctl
bcruorroacnOcr SournaIilt un0
Sdriititcncr, IN ieiner @o6nurg od.
bier nod l6rgcrem arnnfcnlogcr &C.
Itorbcn. Ter &erblide mar int 70.
S~cbensiobre. an icinem Stcr6cbette
%bciunocn lid Sic Nitimc. icin Sobn
Robert iuo cine Icd)te, ,Sruu grt6ur
Stern. Sr. mo Irnu &nlIteab bat.
ten crit Dor cincm Sabre lire goloene
Sod5cit gciricrt.. Gin 5~lrciter Gobn,
@r. hilbert SGliieoo, lit omcritoni.
id)cr aoniuI III Yi%rmiugbon. gng.
lanO. gr mar in 9utler. Gortntp,
Ohio, gcborcn uno I'M Sabre 1858
crbielt or cine StcGc an .Gincinnuti
Commercial" uno pnroe Gbci.Heoof.
teur oes @lottcS in 1865. 3pan5ig
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-03
Sic Su~inrrcfiiun in MegifO.
@ol0i0cS Gn0c ser llnrubcu crlportl

VQtplHCS CllpC pet llltllDtl etIoutltl.
Woh in0toM :. e., >. Snll.
DOL Wcncrol NUCr. Scr Commandment
0C9 GrpNrtCnlCnt3 (CroS, bat ocll
aricG3 QcpOrtcntcnt 0eItcrn nlt9es
tbcilt, 0dB CT Uicr troops GnudIlerle
nad Ncl9iio, Wcld)c9 nnDe BET bent
SdntpIot Der &nillrreftion III
Mcrifo 1clcBcn lit. obgcianot babe.
llebcr sic &orQGngc in Gas &acoS
iilo bcltc oifijicIc An9nhen per-
oiicntlidt morocL monod) bel ocnl
0orti1cn Sample nlcbrcre Sftl5lere
mlo 5p0Ii @unoiteu Nct00tct mprocn
limo. Nic &nIlrr9cntcn cr0rlficn,
uod)ocn JIG 1CldIuAcu m0rcrL Die
Glltdt ms WCbir0c INTO mcrocn
wobridlcinlid IN n0roIihcr &ihtunA
nod) ScroS gctricbcn mcroct. Nicli1c
Gc9icrlngSbc0nttr, mcId)c bic Sitras
tom 1T Ncrito tcuncn, ul0 sic Nit
Qlicbcr ser mCrifouilhCu Nptid)uit
iogcn sic boloigc llntcrOriidlng Der
Nuillrrcftinn porollS, 0n Die mcritn.
niid)c Rcaicrlmg cncrGiid 0c1cn olc
&nillrNcltcn porNcbt lulo Die RcNic
rl,nN Scr Scr. Stontrn &oriorDe od,
liir Nctroiicn bat, 0oB bic 9tclltrolt'
tGtagcictc an scr Wrcnje nid)t pcrlc9t
pcr0cn.
Nuhc bel 3norc& Mcrifo,
81 FoiO, (er, >. Sltli. - Sn
Ilarc1 Wcrifc, no cin Nn9riif scr
Nn'lr9cntcn ermortct morocn iuar,
bcrridtc gcitcrn Nbcno Glibe. Srup.
pen ans sort NliB, bic bel Scon
Spriu1s, Scroa, mdnopcrirtcn, iucr.
ben III GiImdridrn bicrber 5uriidfcb.
rem.
WCfangcne bcbnuptcn, in
in Glen it gcprcbt NOR
Sen 5n icin.
Sto0t Wcrifo, =. &llli.
Nic @cridte bon cincm Nnariii ant
ocn Srt BuIOnloa, i'm Stnate Gbiblta.
tuo, 0urd) cine 5uon5ig a0pic itartc
Nnnbc m%crifoniidJcr Maroocurc iiro
bcitGti9t mproCn. Die NnNrCiicr lino
SurijdQcmnrlct mth ibr Siibrcr per.
lmnrbct utb gcion0cn Aenommcu
morOcn. Nic Mnrobcurc lollen pom
NoiAlo9, Nri}onu. %gcfonmcn lcin.
NnlomuS lit Gin flcincr Nrt IN Der
NGbc Der omcrituniihcn @rcn5c.
0cpcidJcn ans Sorrcon uno lint.
gcbluna bcriWtCn, OuB BORT alcS
ulbiQ lit. Gic Mnroocurc. Wcldc
iit nabc &icScn bcinloeu, limo ser
itrcltt uno III Oic 9crgc gctricbcr,
morOcn. Ginige Der Nuridcn iin6
icit0clonmcn luorocn. Die Scrboi.
tctcn iinb mcritoniihc SnIttrG1cr.
mcld)c bchauptcn, uon ocn Nnnbitrl
IN ocn 0icnlt gcprc6t porocn ST. icir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-03

per5tgc We1.;lrn ZEN, Gin luT.igca
&!oter ipu e5 perteu! llno iin9en
lpo0cn mir oonn! ga, 0u tennit ia
meinen Qaritou! Nun a6er Wutb!
Gtrpas grobcs. gsomteure8 piu 0ein
@oter? Sa3aba! Mir rciFt ldnqIt Elm
plGn6cn! Rod Jag i'd ni6ts! Qber
rerIof' Did bacauf: in einem Sabre
iiro mir Derlobt unb, mills 0ptt, aud
f6on perbeiratbet! Run uter I,igen
friTd uno hcn! Sd muB lpicoer ouf'a
po0ium! SPIRIT Oh? Sic itimmen
f6on an; Sd polt metre 2isbs err
gDh: iid' -. 8opf to4!!"
ga lad)tc &IotBiIbe pi0er bell auf.
Wolote;6, 2pIol uno &tofer iparen
nte in Tebel 3uriidgetau6t.
Sm sunni. irenn auf Den otereng ergs
matten be3 Wato9ebirQeS Die ootters
gclbe Irnifa eplbene Sterne spiihen
OrGicr unb 9iumsn auSItyeut, tpsnn
Die 9uden in boiler prd9t Itsben unt
brunten Die Seumabo onbebt, ga ioutc
audi biesmaI ipieoer. pie in ieoenl
Sabre, Der SauptfeittaJ o:S 0ereins
n@rion" gefeiert lpetben.
TaS ee36a9 mad oltem plane felt
Ger 9e9riinruna bes @ere'ns. @uf &c.
f0mlidten 9tanlpa8cn Qin5 e8 oa je'
oesmal iiter bas Gebirge biniiter nad)
BEN Sommeriib zines tunIiinnigen
5iiriten, ITO man in nem 9urt fid) frobs
lid erQing, I'm Damn i'm b,noN6arten
WirtbEbous tet Gpei''e uno Grant, Ges
fang uno San5 cini9e Gtunb:n iid 81
erfreucn, Bis enblid ge1en @teno Die
Seimfabrt arsetreten tpurbs.
9issmal 0a!t cS, bas ~25iG1rtse Ger
einsfcit gu feqcbcn, Qqerlei lleterraihs
ungen ipursn bersits Geplant. Sin
leihteS llnppblIein tatte Serrn Rents
ner uno 9ledtedniter a.. .. 3Gcopbil
Shpubie ~ab9eDalten, an Der lsbten
@ercinsIibuna t9eiI3uneImen. 60 mar
tete er ~ul9coul0ig duf bdS GrIheincn
0e3 Wuritblattes, oas ii6erii6 Mufs
idlub iber bic 9eratbuugen bringen
lpiir6e.
lno nltn belt 9err Sdlpuble. bic
8ri[le auf Ger Rnie, oa5 nod frif6e
GrempIar il Der 6anh unb iiberflog
Die Spalien. SlotbilNe fab inn unter
Der 9dngeIampe 9sgeniiber uno tetruds
tetc un0emsrft fe;n Geiid)t. Sebt idlitu
CT Die Stellc ~gcIunosn 3l botcn. Gin
S1munSeIn itieg INNER crcrgitGer in
fcinem Quten, ,ot9en Geii6t ber1uf.
n9m! @dab! 60bdbi! Nift iiGeI!
8 ser &eihfet! Sdodi4rerebrett!
Ger NerI is n;Gt iitcl!"
g&o8 1T ocnn. @ater?" S.ottiI0e
bob nit p01ig uaihutbiqer Wli:ne ihr
BLONDES S0pfden al rem @o,cr cmpor.
r@cin... Ter Sfu'rciTc; GrifFz
bd6n 5ot i'm @ercir Den @ntrag singe.
brddt. c0b infer @erctn al iei7cm SUI
bclfcite Dem Ser5oa rpn Z. Elm Gtdnb,
den brii6en in M. trinQcn Ioa. Scbr
gut, icbr aut! GasmGreoGerpinns cInaa
Ncue8, etro5 @robe5. liuIcc Gcrein!
SGbGbG! marc j. oc4 niiis (rdrtS!
llnN 2ieoer iinb aus8cIuGt. pp teion
ber8 Die beio:n Gen0re bcerI6te
5ruu9 = bic bcioen 2cn0rc 70 rett iid,
aeigen iouen. Gunrerrettcr. lrenn Ger
Scrl bds fdrti9 trie9te.." &lotbiloc
fentts pl6blid oa8 G;eiid)t, ii6er to8
cine belize @tutreIle ifpR.
GSurtfetunu iplatD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-03

Sabre ipGtcr muroe bic 3eitung nit
Ger n@n5ette" pcrihmol5cn mo CT
tlicb Soupt Ncooftcir oea @luttc8,
luclde8 ola Commercial @o5cttc"
5u ocn 6eitcu El,bIifotioncn Der
unalo.omcrifnniihcn Trcilc gc6ort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-03
@crmiidytc tcltgraphiIdlc SepcIdlcn.

. - 0as Sommcrbcim bon sSrl. <.
%. Solnan polt Ncm 2)prf bel 9tian.
tic, Mail, lit DON Ginbrcd)crn ge-
pliiubert norOer. Sri. &olman iii
sur 3cit nblpcicn0 mo Die @robe
ibrcs SerIuitcs lit nod nid]t ieitgc,
%Itellt.'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-03
SermiIdte Mn5etscH.
I'm Wcil6a Muuuc

in Toufcnoc bon ncucu Snmilicn ciuSuiiibren,
lpcrocn mir cine r%cQtlurc DOC. Slnihc an vile
ielocn, ipcldc oiclc gIl5cioc bcnnlpprtcu mo
10 Gents iiir bic 3nblutlg hes @lrltnS ciu,
5luihe, %ionocrn cine r~cguldrc SOC. 5Inf6e. -
@1ciiicil %pcrlatgt, WinI fnreibe ilr ltbcruIc
Weninguueen. Norcie: @ciiBa Mia. en-. 62
Sat i31. ctr, 9icu .Y)urt. (gtpril25iSa-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-03
SrdlarO pom Wnlacn acrettct.

Yoiic, 30obo, =. sui. - Gle
Staota . 9egHaoiaungs 9cboroc bot
qcitern bn3 1o6esurtbeil gcgen Sorrp
Srdnro, Der am fonmenocn 6rcitog
iuegen Grmoroung oes irilbcrcn @olr,
rerucurs i. S%teunenberg Bate &C,
b1ngt pcroen iollen, IN ~lebenslGng-
lidc Wci1ngniBitrafe 11mgemanoelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-03

$4,000. Sn p%crfanfcn: $4,000.

Scnc nehen. moocrncn 8ipclupri9en oduTer
nu Der NoroapnresS trnbe. 8iuiltcn SnirnlouIts
Hbelllle NH 6uOeticsS trdBe, nit alien ntpoers
men Sinriftniacn; cementirtc aeucr, Sof nno
1ruttnlrs. enIoiuirte Nabctuanncn ltb diicben.
nlisalitc, Mturmortrcppcn uro sSefintfc, FAM.
fare Drainage, Straben nit hitriti6irtcit SieecIs
ifeinen qcptlaftcri. sic miiiicn gefebcn iperoeil,
INN tie iddBeIl al f0niei.
Widn itebne Suirniount Mbenue : WaaepiiS.
lih uno Scnntdpe often. Igcittet am Nlnbe.
lSrinlor1ieibe $4,000 - febSiuooreiBig 0olars
pro Subr.
Naltcr 3. NeHyhaI,
(W3nt1S-) Wuuunteruebnler
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-03
aoblcn nnb Sols.
4pbIen.
8phlen. 1pblen.
aletne 0obien. fret BON shfaden. $500.
Vr. I hartc . $500 Hr. , SHnburn .S1.05
Tr. 2 tartc =. $3.50 Er. . SnnbHrh. .S105
@r. 3 bartc. $3.50 Rr. 2 shfeue' Raj. S1.G5
Nnh. ....... $3.50 Hr. 3 2nfeue' Raj. S1.65
1phlem.

WtIdNfCS VthtNHbI8, n WHO Nh.
UefdateS ssthtrnbpla. II Gprb $f.25.
Qpnis 5. Miainger.
Sdupfs 9iiredm unb aobIenbof: yreifon. unb
@ap-etrahe. 2meiRRiirenu; ..Sin 5u,pu 6oai
&c." Monumeut., nate 2sah.etrnRs.
EEL. 6. K y. spolie 1117.-Dlo. gonrtl. 2072.
(Gpril20.6Wate)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-03
Sn %pcrfanfen.

.Sn urrtaufcn:
Sine gddcrci uno Gpuoiturei nebft Rfcro,
NSnacr, Sorratb, @inribtunq mo 5pci Minriis
t%tdroct. MAJ u%brefiirc: 10. g." Eentihcr
Eprrripuuocnt. USi-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-03
@crlanst in N%asemcincn.
Stcacngcindc.
SteUcucfud
gu p%crmictbcn.
an uc%ruttftbeu:

Nr. 1907 nno III, 9torhtRurtsStrnbe; 8lpeis
ftodipe Sduier IN oor5iieiihem 3uiianoe; Wiie'
The iiiir $40 pro Wtunut. atadSutragen Gl CIT
nno stele cher bel SenrD NJ. giitel, Rr. POI,
Surb.S aIOrrt' ctr. Guii2, 1WiD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-03
Siniae Sarmeu in @iarplanS.


$3.50 Sir zines icner prdd bibnlen Sdit.
fer inbe Battlefront Furf. gr. 20. %, % etc,
NprosSnare Sirabc. Geneniirte 3rottnire, ael.
ler urto Scf; cmninirte gaoelpunnc ino sit
benniisgnb etc. $50 Snar utb $40 pro gSns
iitiigt ie uno iiber feuat Sub. Sebr lcihic
9eoineuiacn. Gbparo Z. stord. an crt unb
Gtcllc. tSiuii710 INCL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-03
,Sn Got9fiQ, R.-D., bat lid, D,

IN GotSfla N.-D., bat lid Der
zimmerman Al0uit airif in ieincr
@erfitGttc erb0ngt. gr mar lGngcre
Belt orbcitslo5 gcpeien, bate ober in
ben lcBten lnJen mie0er 9(rbeit aes
iunoen. Mot glonbt, bnB cr in 3olgc
Ger grpBen Site 0~eiitesgeit0rt mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-03
GALLAGHER, Der Yammcijtcr.

$500 fanfen rines Der beten 5luciftddigcu
Sanier in Sitsealtimore, bds man fir ouS @cIo
erbnlicn fam. 1errnfcn, Srontcn, cr;ncntiric
Seiienipege, S6fc unb Seller uuo cine 10 SUB
SranoIiibsg lcb int Siutcrarmnbe; utpberrc 8as
be5immcr, gb6u9SfnnoIs gnitIuB; Sruno6ihs
mr. $40 bro Subr. Ynrenn Tr. 2537, D,uuu.
ntent.S tratr. dis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-03
Observation-Disclosures luIUltUllllNlDIHNIl
Gas Stano9rn
Qou
q. q Y I / II y

i0ITN
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-18

by his father who extricated him from his perilous position. He was carried to the office of Dr Bull who, upon examination, found that his chest was crushed and his lungs were perforated by broken ribs. He was Dandaged up, after the ribs had been set, and later removed to his home, where he is resting comfortably to- day. It will be several weeks, how ever. before he will be able to be around again.
 The idea of building sanitary sewer on High street, between Car roll and Woodland streets, has been abandoned for the present at least; all because the cost of doing this would be far in excess of the amount that would be realized by assessing the adjoining property owners, about week ago the borough engineer was Instructed to prepare plans for the construction of this sewer, and to submit to the board of warden and burgesses the estimated cost for this job, but when the figures were sub mitted the members of the board were somewhat startled, for it was shown the cost would be about $2,- 100, of this amount s1.000 would be paid by property owners and the other $1,1O0 would have to be paid by the borough. The reason given for this being so expensive a job is that the roadway is practically solid rock, and this always means great deal more expense, so after coming In topossession of all the facts, re- garding the sewer proposition the board voted to defer action until later on. And in the meantime some thing will be done about the sewer age disposal for that street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-18
NUTMEG GRATINGs
Interesting stems Boiled Down for
 Our Busy Rcsdera M .N

Meriden--James k Spendiff com mitted suicide by hanging here yester- day in the North George street woods. Habitual melancholia, superinduced by lack of work, caused the act.
 Ansonia-Eight new cases of dip- theria were reported yesterday to the authorities, making total of twenty one since Sunday. By order of the board of health the public schools and the public library have been closed.
 New Haven-The First Connecticut Heavy Artillery held it's annual re- union yesterday at Savin Rock and elected the following officers: Presi- dent Michael Lucey of -Niddletown; secretary and treasurer, C. C. Cour- tice of Hartford.
 Bristol-Spiritualists from all parts of the state assembled at Lake Com. bounce yesterday for their forty fourth annual outing. The meeting was as large as usual and the dele gates began arriving early. Mrs May S. Pepper-Vanderbilt of New York was the guest of the association. The business meeting took place at II o'clock and these officers were chosen: President. Edward B. Kenyon of New Haven; vice-presldent, Edward w. Brewer of East Hartford: secretary and treasurer. Mrs J. R. Dillon of Hartford: delegates to the national Spirituallsts' convention. ]. $. Storrs.
 HartfOrd-Thirteen candidates for registration as nurses were examined by the state board of examination and registration of nurses at the nurses residence of the Hartford hos pital. yesterday. The applicants, who were examined in five subjects, anatomy and physiology. dietetics and home sanitation. obstetrics. medical nursing, and surgical nursing. were as fellows: From St Frnneis's hospital. Mary Murphy. Anna l.. Byrne, Rose Moore, Josephine Horap. Len Benoit; from the Backus hospital, Norwich. Nhitebeck. Julia Johnson. Minnie E. Hollis. Henrietta Tucker: from the Springfield hospital. Agnes NJ. Wood: fro mthe Backus hospital. Norwich. Kate Mackenzie. Bertha Dickens: from the Woman's hospital. Philadelphia. Pa. Martha NJ. Franklin. The board of examination and registration con sists of Emma l.. Stowe. New Haven: Lauder Sutherland, Hartford: Mary l.. Bolton. Bridgeport: R. Inde AL haugh. New Haven; M. K. Wilkinson. New Haven. The results of the ex- nminations will he knosn in about two weeks.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-18
HIGH STEP TROLLEY CARS.
Public Demand Lower Steps or Re- turn to Old Style Cars.

Public Demand Lower Steps or Re-
 turn to Old Style Cars.
 The high steps of the trolley cars which are bringing such distress to women and invalids in Bridgeport are doing their deadly work In other cities: It is reported that so many complaints were registered against them last year in Hartford that the company has endeavored to improve matters on certain lines by putting on small cars of the old fashioned low model and running them more fre- quently. Unfortunately even this has failed to appease the public. It de- mands combination of large open cars with low steps which presents no obstructions for passengers to stum- ble over. The precise type of car which would satisfy the average pa- tron of the trolley service is probably yet to be invented.
 Meanwhile a singular situation is materializing. The ranks of the lame and feeble, and of persons of short stature who patiently wait until a low car passes are daily gaining m num- bers. Small csrs in which passen- gers are crGmmed like sardInes follow closely upon enormous cars of the new pattern which scarcely contain A single patron. This state of things Is everywhere likely to increase with the summer traffic. If people whose activities in the way of mounting cars are something less than they once were are afraid to attempt high cars while there is plenty of room. they will he doubly reluctant to risk it when the crowds render the foothold difficult.
 Cars of moderate height would seem tn be the safest choice under the cir cumstances in spite of the disadvan- tages open cars of the older pattern carried with them. There is more than possibility of serious accident with those of the latest fashion and every day brings minor disasters which are never made public. The situation would he intolerable if the conductors were less yigilant in help- ing those who arc unable to cope with the gymnastIc problems now present. ed to them.-Bridgeport Telegram.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-18
mans,..,l and Mar.,sn.

Richard Mansfield was once in Rich. ard Marston's studio looking over some scenes be had ordered for a new pro duction- The famous scenic artist had known Mansfield during the short peri. cd the latter did some painting in Lon. don Mansfield at the time had met with little success on the stage and very likely thought be could paint bet ter than be could act
 In his commanding way he told Mar. ston to take down q certain scene. In which be ssid the color was not proo- eriy laid out
 That Is not what I vant- be said
 T know something about scene paint. Ing vas scenic artist once.-
 Yes. Mir. Mans6eid.- said Msrstou. Efth peculiar enphasis- T vas an sc. tor once. but I wss q bad ooe.--Ksn- sas City Nsvsbook-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-18

A young man named George H0rn- becker. who resides on the Oxford road. met with a painful accident yes terday morning He went to the barn to hitch up a horse preparatory to driving in to work in the old shop. The animal became ugly and started to run and as it done 50 the young man held onto the lines and vas pin ned between the wagon and the door casing. His cries for help were heard