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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-06
Ncn innnehc nIslnfn. Der or Ell

Zen iauncSc "Islaf". Der err enc.
MI life inolpbet nogen nGrmere Wteo'
oeleIicr ON Den for pmtaIte norife
camper "asIaf"S SorIis. Reberen,
GbriItopber anberien / 8riitiania,
mener, at ser oespGrre nof life err
Spiol ON, at "Islaf" err gaaet I'M.
Der / De Storme, iom raiebe | Rorb.
iisen / ugen lite til Soc Sebruor.
Soptein a~nberien teiegraiereoe fra
Miooelsbrougb | England til Tebe.
riet BEN Site Saultar, at "aslaf" oa
bar f9roig til aigans, men at ban
life tiirbe gaa no paa 8riinb al oct
baoroe @eir. 30 Gage eiter afgif
Sfi6et. 9%eitemmelIen bar, at Sfi.
bet iflllbe isge iub peo anleiuno og
goa ben inbre SEQ til Sronobiem. 81.
fer Si6en of BONNIE fan oct nntages,
of lllpffen er pasieret / BEN forrp.
genbe Storm, iom raiebe 2sroag
ben Soc Sebruar. "aslaf" fit belt
mt Ianbifob mellem Sui og Rpt.
COR. Get beitob al islgenbe IA
0fanb: Serer u. ~. anberien,
gIeseitranb pr. arenOoI, Ssriteitpr.
manb Geoer Teberien, Sisms pr.
.Ssnsberg, anoeuitprmmb gaul 80.
Sobnieu, Stuert Sborpal0 araa,
apf 9arl @rsnIie, Watros Bernhard
Sammer, Iotros 9iarne IiIien,
Niatros grnt arntien. Sungmano
Seperin Reitau. nae fra Sronbbiem
eler Smean, Ssritemaitiniit Sobn
Chr. Iatbieien, Sorteu, anoenma.
ifiniit anoers anoerien. ariitinnia,
6prbeoer Seperin Sfiepig, 6prbsber
Soban ar. Berg og 6prbsocr Rils
Berg Saulien; ale ira Sronobiem.
= 5ronobiems metnuiife gertiteS
.riI ian6ipnligpis blipe nsot til at
foretoge Observation-Disclosures iom
5slge af "asIaf"s Sorlis. Wseo eli.
bet iulste nemlig omtrent alt Tlaoe.
materiel til RorSenfieIoife Camp.
itibsielifabs me 1ampifib. iom er
unoer gpsuiug peo Serfiteoet. 9a
man itoo iorbereot til al paabegpnoe
arbeieet og heller life bar noset on.
Oct iterre arbeibe, pil a%ntageIis 40.
Ifiaiae arbeioere - Der incomes 100
C 200 Rauo - bIipe ~afiteoiget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-06
Gn nh Gunum,S aa.

Gn nh Gunuw.Sa g. Sra Bergen
mebOeles Den 17be Sebrliar: So.
nop.S asen ipnes after at futile
blltsie' op Sanopfiens Wenigbe0S
S%ognepreit, StiftSfapellan 2ebnlan.
Snuien, SognepreItens ire IebbieI.
pere iamt Ter Weolemmer al Menig'
beoen bar MI til &irfeoepartementet
inbienbt en- iormel alage ODER go.
flor 8onop. Ser flages oper, at go.
Itor &onoip bar benpttet Hitualet for
Sanben / en- life ubetpoelig foranoret
Sorm. Get 9iploer Hituolets On.
taIe al Spnoefaloet, a~rpeipnoen og
Gsoen iom SpnbenS SoIo. Ienig.
beoens Srsaniit % 8irfeionger ifal
/ airfebogen bape cirflet inc, bpab
Gaitor &onoip peo 9aabsbebanblins
gen bar uoelabt al Ritllalet. Ser
flageS oerbos ODER, at oct er bitter.
Iigt, at 9onopS SGre er / Strto
meo Dor airfes @~rrnobeItemmelier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-06
2ubenSe Subbcranpisninacr Ifol

iislge Rebbelelie fra Saugeiunb
bore fuuoet paa en- Solme / 8igSnes
Sam. anpiSningerne Iigger / Het'
ming al 8igSnGS @erfS somle @an.
ge. 9e er ipoul. og f~obberbolbige al
iamme SlogS iom / Sigsnes' eamle
@ruber. Ger er aaereoe bannet ct
attieielifab, iom bar poabegpnbt
8repe0rift.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-06
Ilcrc itorc iucnifc Inaitcr.

ohNNN fSAt ipN"fAN N"Ns CNN'
Stocfbolm meooeIes lite Sebruar:
Gion 9orsionS 9iiaionfolit bar
iaaet ct opiigtSprffen0e Smfang.
2arsion ielp iibocr III arreiteret.
Sans aompagnon / Ben itore 2ilu.
ga.affPre / E~itergotlano, 9ircf.
TER &oiin, en- tienot StocfbolmSii.
CUR, er ogiaa iot un0cr aonfurs meo
en- Ynsitpa poa inbpNa 3 Wiaioner.
Som 6slse al Oisic 6aaiter pentes
meo Sifferbe0 ire me aonfurier /
Sinfsping, ct Gar / Stoefbolm og
nogle | 8dfle. Gen enc al Stocf.
Observation-Disclosures rcprGientercr ale.
ne Ell bnlp WiQiou. Sfal man fro
gpisforlpbenoer or 2arsion eftcr
Gle RGrfer at BONNIE ct Offer for
Spilelibenifaben. Oct fremitiaer ia
Tom en- @aabe boorIc0es bans itorc
llnberbnlance paa 100000 aroner
Ell opitaaet. San tar | ben ienere
.Sib anieet iom en- formuenoe Wan0,
ganife bortiect fra en- noget tpiIiom
Siitorie ON Ell @}illiongepinit i
Nonte Carlo.
- Stocfbolm, Ste 6ebruar: Dis.
ponent peo aarta og Saren grua,
StoIte, bar eiort enaonturs paa ooer
en- Wiaion gasiioa, aftipa 200, 600
SIR. minbre. Zen ifulbes Gus. oa
Observation-Disclosures. Get neunte
Srug err ubersrt al aonfurien. -
aornbanoIer SuIiu8 areIion / Stocf.
boIm bar siort aonturs erunoet
Observation-Disclosures.
- Stocfbolm. Soc 6e6ruor: SSir.
maet auain & Rpoelius, Rorrfspina
er gaoet fonfurs. aftiba uoaisr
GOO, 200 aroner, Eosiina en- Mil.
lion. aariaaen til acnfurien er
Sorbinoclier meo aonfurs6oerne
Walmber og aarIsiou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-06
Stur Sprtiurpaatuina.

reftsr, S%ebnSgrcoe SanneIfloto'
SamSse til @iSieIielot hor ira lite
Mai bo]rtforpaatet S9icuoe apIS'
aanro unoCr @iSieIiel0t til 6oruaIter
S. &uSmiSieL &aoitrupgaarb poa
.Samsc. Saintioig bar 2%ebnSgrepen
bortiorpagtet - Ii9eIeoeS ira lite
@ai - @ooitripgaoro til Spericr'
batter Sbomien, 9rnttinssbor9 poa
SnmSe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-06
SsbsiaIS. Sosncpreit til Ssnnins

SeosfaIo. So9ncprplt til Senniiig
ca Sr9oen Meniobeoer 2. YP. Sor.
bne or osb, SO Mar al.
@eneraImaior, Summerberre
&enrif Gaiteuidolo, ell al S9rens
9Ioite @eteraner og toilette StitteI.
Ter er eiter nogcn SibS SpageIigbeo
ofgaaet pco 9soer / aisbcuboon.
General Goiteniholo ieirehe Den %.
Sonior fin 90.aarige 6poleISoag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-06

garbrp gsrscae, 2enSmano Scras
@sor, feireoe iorleoen Goe i'm 81 "a.
rige SsoieIsoag, mebbcIer "goI.
Sris". 9agen erinoreoe bun ieIp
meo ct aafieieIifob for &uiets 6olf
&C enoeI nGrboenoe. SroOS i'm bsie
gIoer Dor bun beparet lit gooe Su.
msr. % bun pnr MI paa i'm 6sOiclS.
bag Tom elers pittig pg onrofuIo,
aItio reoe til at ifielrtc meo fine
@iGiter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-06
gaffer @aue

Batter 8apc. $. @aarbbere /
Sinn, Selemorfen, bar aipet 1000
aroner til ct 9egat for Sr9neenbe /
Sinn iom life bar bart Sattigumoer.
itsttelie. San bar tioligere sipct
1900 aroner til iamme 2egat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-06
Sra Danmdrf.
~Snnif.nmrrifanif strpne.

Sanif.amerifanIf Strpne oil ifslae
"Sfipe Solfebl." finoe Steo paa
arabbebolms Ssiifole | Gagene Doe
guault. Ger niI bliue bclot
8crebras al iorifiellise oauife SaIere
os ioretaeet lloiliistcr til b%iItcrilf
befienote Steber / Sonmarf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-06
Gomeftcao 2amo.

9ytnt SomeiisnsIaHo her | ifaneinapii
Excitement. Spnpeiire 3ei af 2. 7afoia
bar ftat alimai. Sprobumoen er uom9rfet
runot Der. Bent life III bet aft er iaaet.
FOR Gplpsninger tilitriu Rcgartp & Yer
naro. Sor 1lo1, Sturgis, 2. 2atota-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-06
Speriee oe 5inIano.
Spcriacs ltbcnriasitprc.

~UtfFWtp HUNHFFWVTFHft OFW
Stocfbolm meboeleS Ocn 14oe 6br.
ct Rpete, Der TANNER ira goo Slide
tiger, meobeIer ~&6rt 2anb", at
Song 8uitaf muligpiS, | Sperens.
itemmelie meb 8runoIooen, al HigS'
bagen bill iorIouge iGrIiae 3eIeaerc'
DC, Der iammen me0 BAN ifoI raao.
ilaa ON Inli9gcnoer, iom aongcn
mener bsr bemmeligboIbeS. Oct
llopolQ8 SammentrGoen
er, bpis bets Ie0iptteIie bIiper til
Girfeligbeo, o~obenburt foraorioget
De foreIiggenOe uoenrigspoIitiife
gnIiggenoer, meo6eler ionlme 9Iao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-06

GH Mutorfabrif bill ifslee "S9lge.
rem" blipe anIagt / @ispif al to 9rs.
IRE 2peraaien, Der netop er penot
biem fra amerifo. Der bill pRientlig
blipe fabriferet 9aaomotorer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-06
"seansinapie ipIat". Sotel Scor

binapies Gienoom / Sronobiem, iom
Tor en- Sio iioen leo granoifa0e, or
efter SorIpbenoe at Sperretsiasfsrer
ioIgt til Snerretsloefsrer
Smeool pr. &ommisfion. 8isbeium.
men er $4,000 &roner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-06
Sra Uorae.

T~rofesior Salins NieOlapicn isser
Gfifeo fra lite Ipril. Rrofesioren
er 76 aar eammeI og bar pGret gro.
fesior / 81 gar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-06
ViIialas. = On mssst par6iiulf

< Iarm paa 800 Acres. ~beligseuoe /
Srptpn % Raribdn Counter. z. 9utota,
meo eooe SpgniHger, arteNlt SrpHe. Selte,
Hialfinsr oiu,. tdn, erunoet paa, al Sges
bosi itnl opeIgres. fiebes nlsget blligi. hpts
5aAoel fan We inoen lie apriL Striu itrar
paa nprit oanlt ipenif, iuii eler eHeeIft III
Administrators OF 9itaie pons y. &0li",
0mberit, Raribaa gpunip, z. Tai.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-06

CiNalas. - On so acrrs 5arm /
~Murrap 60, RiHn., ! ct norit Settle'
ment, meo BET meiie al Nutioens Setoem'
~ueliabeoer. Seq bar 40 acres 1 gdI ira
Citation: aft uHoer BLOC % ireset soot
9ane. Seg i9lser biaist. Rgiastis Sp'
lpsuius erbolees u.e Of iirtpe III gieren.
n. q. SuaHioro, BaldioH, gitnn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-06

@rrs Yrsitcsaarb meb llnotaeelie
al &ninerne at 9ers gamle Sten.
firfe er airfeoepartementet bempn-
biset til at i9lee for 1880 aroner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-06
Gmiaratipnen aitaaer.

Gmigrnfipnen 0ftdger. Iper VIII
itiania bor | Sanuar ianr ubpanoret
1855 Eeripner mob 3O6 Sanuar
1907. Saar reiitc 81 bciatte | Sri.
itiania, ifior "a.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-06

SfneipiIer Sens Selmcr bar al
@elbreosbenipn besipret afifeb fra
Gatipnaltbeotret. efter 43 InrS @irf-
icmbeo iom Sfueipiuer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-06
salt o ~,
tiliaIeS ener tiaeie.

Npertts'cnieHter uub>r ~Gufet-. ~fileie-. IN
tolas- % -G'icripsrgisI- ipftsr 80 Gents for Is Ora fer
beer 6aua, o. 10 1fnit pr. Orb for at, lem scsratssi
q Orb. apernsitmtaier tHbtGees iiis for mtHore tus
% gsAtE. Yensr nsad Hirapigtlta msbfgise ale Be-
atutnacr. lei isunst fs lie at bSsfsrs iaa inaI
Summer.
CHARACTERIZATION iOasr 70 Gents pr. aiais
ess Orb sisr On EtuIe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-06
Hun $3.50 pr. Acre.

700 acreS soot uoprtet 5~armiugsluno, fun
omtrent Ter a1il fro Sperne SufeniGd Og
Sadlls, Gals Co, Winu. SGl9es 40 Ncres
eler mere. 2ette 8etineslicr. Striu HorIt.
j. It. Kleven, Hackensack, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-06

Ouifes.-Gu qoo % Roruslig 5rnt,
* teifr9oeer. Staoigt grbetOe % COB
Betulina. e. Il. Reis, @dtertppn, z. 4.
Ouifcs. - COB A%nIsoniul iUr en-
~ 2umbsr' Onro. Roseu IptaI aor,ur'
rance err Der life. Stprt lerritotp. StprIie
3eleu Stauotnaper. 5or beore llnoerret'
ming "TRIP III SeroabI Bros, Sowning,
gSts,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-06

OiNalas. - Sea pniter at irIge
< min 5Sarm 3ia gil ira Columbus 2
Til fra Carton, 3aro 60, y. 2. Eris
$50 Or. aere. $1,000 toHtGnt os 8eiten
Crop gopment, ON grites. Ut uomRriet
aoot Stptte 2dno. Bruno for Gala er
Sorsssreiie. Gle giomgile. StampcSe.
q. Z.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-03-06

IOiliaIgs.-Gu Opoprtet 5orm paa
x 40 acres meo 8ebpsliesbus. Stalo, Sano
piu., 81 gtil ira Speu Dlildcd, giml.. er
tillalas paa lette Yiliaar. ON Naubsl Ter
itrar. 3iltrip GisreH. gRrs. emma Clion,
Dor 81, g3ilded, Wtnn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-18
0AKVlLLE HAPPENINGS

Mrs B. A. Lake was recent vis- itor with friends in Woodbury.
 The cider mill on the Watertown road has opened for business.
 Miss McCue of Main street Is re- covering from her. recent illness.
 Miss May Fitzpatrick of Main street will leave tomorrow for Ober- lin college.
 Mrs Smith of Main street had a telephone installed at her residence yesterday.
 F. B. Sipperly, who has been on the sick list for the past two weeks, Is improving.
 Apples are not as plentiful as they were last season and it is said cider will be scarce.
 Welton Daines of Rockdale ave- nue is visitor with friends in Washington, D. c.
 Mrs James Newell entertained the Young Ladies Aid society at her home on Rosett street last evening
 Miss Blake, teacher at the New ton Heights school, will spend Sun day with her parents in Harwinton.
 Miss Olga E. Harris and Edward J. Bellerlne, were married yester- day in Waterbury, by the Rev J. G. Davenport. MT and Mrs Harris are to reside. with the brides par ents, MT and Mrs Oscar Harris, on Newton Heights.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-18
May Be Frederick London.

Bristol, Sept 1S.-Word was re- ceived in Bristol yesterday that Il man named James Jackson London. seaman on the battleship Illinois, had been killed by fall while in West Australia on Wednesday. His residence was given as Bristol, but there is nobody here who knows of anybody by the name of James Jackson London" The only man from Bristol who is in the United States navy by the name of London is Frederick London, who enlisted some years ago and was understood to be on the cruise around the world With the battleship fleet. Whether he was under an assumed name or not or whether it is somebody else from another town Is not known, but last night members of his fam fly here had not learned whether it was him or not. He was here some time ago. and has been out of town good deal for the past few years and he spent good deal of time in the far west on ranches. He Is af, ex-railroad brakeman, a soldier ana a rancher. He has mother, two sis ters and brother in Bristol.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-18
ST BERNARD's CHURCH.
Will Be Dedicated at Rockville Next
 Sunday by Bishop Tierney.


 Next Sunday will be an ever mem orable day for the people of St Der nards parish, Rockville, and espe- cially so for the pastor, Rev Luke Fitzsimpns, who is we'll known in this city, where he has many rela- tives. The Right Rev Bishop Tier ney, D. D., assisted by several priests with Rev J. G. Murray as master of ceremonies, will consecrate the main altar at a. m. and dedicate the church at 10 a. m. Solemn pontifical mass will be celebrated by the Right Rev Henry Gabriels, D. D., bishop of Ogdensburg, at 1030 a. m., with Rev John Cooney, F. R., of Meriden, as- sisting priest, Rev J. J. McGuane of Willimantic deacon, Rev John E. Fay of New. Britain sub-deacon, Rev w. J. AMcGurk of South Manchester and Rev J: L. Smith, of Rockville as mas ter of ceremonies. .
 E The Right Rev M. Tierney will preside. assisted by Rev F. Kesting of Norfolk and Rev Arthur O'Keefe of Taftville as deacons of honor. The Right Rev Mgrs Synnott of Hart ford, Lavelle of New York and Mad den of Springfield. with about fifty of the clergy will be present. The preacher at the mass will be Right Rev Mgr w. J. Lavelle, rector of St Patrick's cathedral, New York city.
 Rev F. J. Murphy of Manchester will be celebrant of the solemn yes pers at 7:30 p. m., and Rev Arthur o'Keefe of Taftville will preach the sermon.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-18
A WEEKS sERENADE.
Police Had to Disperse Crowd for
 Newly Welded Pair,

Newly Welded Pair.
 Bristol, Sept 18.-Last night, Tru- man Cook, who was married to Em- ma Eaton last Saturday night and had been serenaded every night since, had the first quiet night since his wedding. Cook married Miss Eaton of the north side and on Monday night 200 of his friends called at the "Hoppers, where the couple live, and gave them a lively serenade. Things were made de- cidedly lively and the tin pan" racket that the visitors made kept people awake in that section. The next night good sized bunch of the serenaders returned to Cooks house and started in for another celebration. They called again on Wednesday night, at least a hundred of them, and made the night hideous for Cook and all concerned. He finally thought his friends" had done all the serenading that was needed for his marriage and he sent for the police. Policeman Clarence T. Lane of the night force went to the "Hoppers" and found the good natured crowd beating on tin pans and blowing horns, and he told them they had done enough of that sort of thing and ought to disperse. The crowd finally left, towards 10 o'clock. Last night they failed to show up, as the serenading had been stopped by the police and they did not dare to try it again.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-18
UNCLE HORACE IS MAD.
Says He Can Beat the Weather Bu- reau Locked in Dark Cellar.

Says He Can Beat the Weather Bu-
 rcau Locked in q Dark Cellar.
 Horace Johnson has sent the fol- lowing letter to the Hartford Cour> ant:
 | trust you will give to me space in your journal to explain to the public in truthful manner atmos- pheric conditions as they have oc- cured during the months past Of July and August. Let me here say that In a summary. which appeared in your journal about August I, proceedings from the office of tho weather bureau In your city. after giving certain conditions. of the at Inosphere, the local clerk In the of- flee thinks 1t proper to give the long distance forecaster send off as fol- lows: ..'Regardless of the forecast for hot and dry August published by a long range weather profit Of local reputation" The remark was evidently intended for me personal ly. acknowledge the forecasting of a hot and dry August, of an at mospheric disturbance to put in an appearance on August 6. Did It take place? I leave 1t to the public. also to his own summary. also forecasted a very great disturbance to take place on August 26. Did 1t come on the time? not only refer to his own published statement, but further, visited Block Island 10 witness the waves dashed upon the breakwater, and over 1t at height of 20 feet or more, driven by the force of wind at velocity of 50 miles an hour. gave notice to the fishermen of the coming disturb ance. All remained in port until the storm was over. Did the weather bureau give the notice? answer No. Now about the drought for August. Take the reports from Ohio, Pennsylvania and our sister state ,eVrmont, in all of which the drought still continues. The huni- 'buggery of the weather bureau has cost the government over $11,000,- 900 in the past 10 years, Place me in a dungeon where not ray of light can reach me except my own little lamp, with my diagrams, pa per and pencil, and I will give bet ter service than the weather bureau can with all its trappings.
 Yours,
 HORACE JOHNSON.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-18
NUTMEG CRAVINGS.
Interesting Items Boiled Down fo
 Our Busy Renders.

interesting Items Boiled Down for Our Busy Renders.
 Middletown-No choice for the post of supsrintendent of the water | works was made last night by the | board of water commissioners There were 30 applicants.
 New Britain-The one year and six months old daughter of MT and Mrs John Prus of No A Clark stree; died yesterday from injuries receiv- ed from fall from a second story veranda. She crawied out on the veranda when her mother was not looking and fell of
 South Manchester-Desp over the desertion of her lover, Miss Kate Grondsak, IS years old, at tempted suicide last night by eating sulphur matches. She had devoured nearly whole boxful before she became i'll and Dr D. c. Y. Moore was sent for. He applied heroic remedies, and it is thought that she will recover.
 Deep River-In the presence of 1000 people, St Johns Industrial school was yesterday dedicated by Bishop Tierney, assisted by Mon- signor Sinnott, Rev J. c. Murray, Rev F. A. Jordan of the Cathedral in Hartford and about 150 clergy and 75 boys of St Thomas S semin- ary of Hartford. A special train of four cars arrived from Hartford a, 1 o'clock and at 1:30 o'clock din ner was served to the guests.
 Bridgeport Running his big 60- horse power Lozier auto at clip of some 30 miles an hour from this city yesterday afternoon about 2 o'clock, Richard Sherwood, one of the best known citizens of that place, struck a mud section of what is known as Harbor road, Southport, sped through the air and landed bot tom side up in the harbor border ing the roadway The driver shot over the dash board as if thrown from catapult into the water which under the circumstances was most fortunate thing for him for had he retained his seat he would have been crushed to death under the weight of the machine or smoth- cred in the water.
 Hartford-Kenneth Green, a col ored boy, 8 years old,r living at No 433 Windsor street, met death last night in the back yard of his home, through which the main line of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad runs. The boy was playing around the tracks. He tried to jump on the pilot, slipped, and just then the Boston express, due at the Union station at 7:25 o'clock, whizzed by. and Kenneth fell di- rectly in front of it. Eli Wilson of No 429 Windsor street saw the lat ter part of the accident, and carried the body to one side, and a hurry-up call was sent for Police Surgeon Herman, but the boys skull had been crushed by the pilot of the ex- press, and death had been instan- taneouS
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-18
APPROACHING EXAMINATION.
Eligibles for Examiner of Accounts to k be Determined October ' and 6.

An approaching examination by the civil service commission in which considerable interest is being mani- fested by local devotees of govern ment positions Is that to, be held on October and in Hartford and Middletown of this state. The exam ination is to enable the commission to secure eligibles for the appointment of examiners In the division of &C., counts of the Interstate commerce commission and was to have been held on September 3 and {.
 The examination will consist of the following subjects: Commercial and railway geography. arithmetic, ab- stracting. general accounting. rail- way accounting, a thesis on trans portation topic, general education, training and experience. and account Ing and other technical experience along railway and common carrier service lines.
 The salaries of the positions range from $t,S00 to $3,000 and expenses when away from Washington will be allowed the appointees. Applicants for the position must be over 2S years of age and under AS. The commission expects to make approximately seven ty-fve appointments this year and for this reason, they earnestly re- quest large number. of candidates.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-18
HIGH MASONIC HONORS. Thirty Third Degree Conferred or
 John R. Hughes.

The thirty-third and last degree was conferred upon Thomas W. Nor gan and William F. Loonis of Hart ford and John R. Hughesof Waterbury at the ninety-sixth annual meeting of the supreme council of Sovereign Grand Inspectors General of the Thir- ty-thfrd and Last Degree Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite for the North ern Masonic jurisdiction of the Unit ed States of America, which was held at Buffalo. N. r.. Tuesday. Wednes- day and yesterday. They were. with fifty-five others. proclaimed sovereign grand inspectors general and enroll ed as honorary members of the Northern Masonic Jurisdiction of the United States of America.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-18

NEW WAISTS.
 Not the common sorts, but aristo-
 cratic waists, dainty creations,
 made of handsome materials. TAFFETA SILK WAISTS. Made of extra fine quality of taf-
 feta, in blue, black and brown,
 front has tucked yoke and is trimmed with large silk but tons, button back, A sleeve. A
 decidedly big value at, each $S.9I NET AND LACE WAISTS. The very newest designs, in ecru,
 cream and white, trimmed with
 light blue, navy and brown silk.
 A handsome waist at price, each LINEN WAISTS. Strictly tailor made, with plaited
 back and front, long tailored
 sleeve, with soft link cuff. FINER GRADE LINEN WAISTS. With tucked back and front, at,
 each ..... .S2.DS Visit Our Women's Ready Made Garment Section and let us show you these pretty new things.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-18
WATERFOWL JOTTlNGS
B. H. Mattoon is on the sick list.

B. H. Mattoon is on the sick list.
 Rev P. c. Dunigan of Meriden is visiting at J. F. Farrell's.
 Mir and Mrs c. S. Dayton have re- turned after weeks visit with friends in Pittsfeld.
 The board of school visitors have adopted the shorter school session as the majority of voters seemed to favor it.
 A large number of chickens have been stolen from the farmers on Nova Scotia hill. In one place over forty were taken.
 The ground in front of the Congre- gational church is being graded to conform to the grade around the Sol diers monument. Samuel Hoskins is doing the work.