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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-29
wofies BET rcptbIifonifiben Aarn.

Wofies BET rcptbIifoniIben aarn.
pagne, iDelbes bonn MeiBert 9nnIe
aus ausging2 gln oie gpise eines
Der ipidtigiten &arnpngne-Romi
ipnr6e 5nna Griab bes nhgefan5eltea
GnlDer-Srlf -Magnaten Duport Ser
Nep PORTER aongreBabgeoronete
@iatam 8. 8ennet berilfen.
Wer lit 0ieier @err 8ennet2 ssn
ieiner Seem Dorfer Seinat fiibrt er
ben Spisname1 ngIne 2an
8iII". esn BEN &alIen bes Som
greHes fennt man i'm als einen
etfrigen 9efiirlporter Ser .gerbeiie.
rnng~ Der ginnanoerllngsgelebe in
Der 8eiie, Dab Die ertpiinidten Gin.
ipanoerer ourd allerbonb 0rana.
ialierung nnb cine ebenio blobiinnige
tpie beniitigenoe ssrquilition abge-
i6reft tperoen. @enn Serr 8ennei
bamit fertig lit, bat bns @aibing-
toner &apitol feinen Nei5 rlebr fir
ibn, l1no er perlegt bas sSeIb ieiner
Edtigfeit nad DEM gsetp Dorfer
Staatsfapitol in MlbnrtD, mo- er nls
Sber-2obbpilt Der glnti-5aloon-2igo
einen feinesmegs geringen Nebenper.
oienit einbeimit.
SIN 2anfe oes gommers belt Serr
&ooiepelt cine lbone Geoe iiber bie
gerebtignng ser MISUNDERSTANDING
BON @epflogenbeiten l,nb @epobnbei.
ten, pelbe oie 8iirger auslGnbii6er
9erfl1nft in ibrer alten Seitnat er.
erbt lno nit beriibergebrabt batten.
Gr iprab 81 @uniten liberaler @eieb.
anslegnng, al @uniten perionliber
Sreibeit.
Wie itimmt 81, bieien berrlib film
gen0en geteuerungen bie grbebung
ienes Serrn 8ennet, oes notorii1en
Geinbes bes Deutihtums,. auf einen
Der tpi6tigIten Soften Ser Republics
niiden &umpagne-2eitung?! Wer.
BEN Die amerifaniiben 8iirger oeut.
i6er Nbfl,nft ft6 burh Die idoner'
&eoensarten, bie Serr Hooiepelt in
SDiter 8ap bonn 5tapeI lieB, fapern
laiien, ODER tperOen iie i'm rah Der
i'm WeiBen Sauie poll5ogenen Eet
rihten, Die elmer beleiotgenoer Ser
ausforoerlng oes geiamten Dentib'
tuns in ben 8ereinigten Stuate1,
glei6fommt2
@ir glauben nibt, baB oie beut'
iden 8iirger oieie noraliife Sbr.
feige rnbig einitefen, mobl aber am
3. gopember gebiibrenb oafiir quit
tieren ner0en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-29
10 Die Rte m I IN.

Dopio Barter bon s5dnettes Se,
Elm Weteron bes garesrtrieger1, btr btI
@ettnsb,ira einen Sub sinbiiBtt. la1t !:
,.Dns @ute, mas mir electric Dtftets
aetban Bat, lit mir nlehr als itinlhuis'
bert Dollars lperif. SD aab uiel @sID
ifir oas Rurieren eilles Waaenisioens
nublos aug. sd berfudte electric
gitters unD tpuroe aebeilt. So aes
brauhe es iebt ais ftimulirenoes Wit.
tel uno bin TART unb QeIunD. Inter
@arantie perfauft Don 90. 8 petsrs
Npotbete. syn peters Npothefe iDiro
oeutlh aeiprohen. Breis SO Gents.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-29

IS Briiber elmer f5nn,ilie peter Don Ra'
Delfinaen, Die aue In polIer Wanness
trait ben oroentliden Oienif abfOiDiren.
3uoem 1T Der iln9ife Der HriiDer nab.
ftellnngspflihtig. uno tanu aIfo Die lel-
ten erreiAte 3abl nod um eille Hummer
Dermebrt tper0en.
Nlsgema1 pollSiebt lid in ben Der.
fbieoenen Wabltreiien fiir ben rs. Dt=
tober Der 9luImarih Der partele1i. Jnl
&anton Bern miro iih uorauslidhtiib
Der Wabltampf 9latt abtpifeIn; an an=
bern Orten miro mehr DiBe eiltitebell.
81.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-29
Gime geiuuDe TamiIie.

suniere aan3e Jamilie erfrsut lid
better Geiunobeit. lett mir Dor orei Sab=
rem nit oem 8ebraub BON Df. aino's
ytem sife plllen besonnen," iagt 8. u.
Bartlett bon poltrcute l.. Wlilforo,
Walne. sic puBen aus unp ftarten
oas Spltem in miloer Weiie unb tbun
quite Dienfe. Is Gents. Su %. 6.
peter's Npotbete. Sn psters|Mpotbate
tpir0 oeutih oeiprohen. .
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-29
Srage mnb Mntlport.

Qas republifanii9e Gampagnefo.
mite, beltebenb aus neun Sruitmag.
naten uno Irltltabpofaten, lieB pie-
Ser einen grief NIT Ser gitte nm
gdarbeitrGge an &orporationen aus
geben, in Dem anb Die obgeItdnoene
grfldrung tpieoerholt miro, BOB uoie
grlpdbll1ng Soft's uno Sberman's
oringeno nottpenbig fit oas 8ob!
oes 2onoes" lei.
9lub cine 5irma in Soma erbielt
einen iolden 8rief, unb antlrortete
aarauf tpie folgt:
Soma, 8. Oft. 1908.
Gepublifonil6es 9tational &onite,
254 Mi6lgun @pe., Gbicago, 81.
@eebrte Serren!
Sbren grief bonn s. 5. &C., in Dem
Sic uns Inn iofortige 8eitrdge er,
SuGen uno uns enpfeblen, einen Sag
llnter llnicren Sreunoen 8eitrGge 81
iammeln, boben mir erbalten. @ir
beouuern, oaB es llns unmoglib til,
iof 0 IT ig ge 8eitrGge 5u iiberien>
oen, aber ipenn sic uns lagen fon=
men, nie mir unieren Sreunoen Die
folgenoen 0ragen erfl1ren fonnen, 10
nouen mir Die Sammlung bon Sci,
tragen fir oas repnblifaniihe &am-
pagnefomite in Grlpdbung 5ieben.
@arum ltinmte bic republifaniihe
&onpertion in Gbicago gegen oie Ser
offentlidung Ser &ognebeitrage,
uno slpar nelin gegen einen?
@arum gegen Die @abl Ser Sena.
loren our6 oas 8olf, iieben gegen
einen?
gsie fonnen mir erporten, oab
Saft Die Srnits geribtli1 perfplgen
miro, tpenn er elmer &orporation in
BEN Bbilippinen einen Sreibrief a,,7
elpige 3eiten eiebt?
@ie fonnen mir SEN 2enten pers
iibern, oaB Serr Gaft niht Serrn
&oolepelt nahabmen unb ieine 5tel.
lung 0a5n ansniisen miro, Inn ieinen
JtQDTOl9er 3l erlDaDlen!
@arltn fanben ith nibt 80 Mepu,
blifaner I'M &ongreB lesten @inter,
oie iif) Sen 9emofraten angeihloiien
bGtten, Inn bie pielen glten gor-
ihl1ge Moolebelt's gum @eieb 81, err
beben?
Dab es 9errn Noofebelt tpirfIih
ertit NOR nit ieiner 8erfolgnng Der
StanoarD Oil So. uno nod lit?
@eIde Getpibbeit fonnen mir
ibnen geben, oaB oie bielen glten
MaBnnbmen, BON benen 9err Nooie-
belt reoete, niht ipie ieine 8areniagb
i'm SiiDen borigen Serbit tparen,
5nbne Barren tpie sic Iib erinnern,
5n benz 3ipefe bnbingeIanot?
Niele anoere sSragen fonnte man
itellen, aber Oiefe liilo nrs angenbIid-
lid bic urtnngenebrnlten, unO tpent
tpir nibt nit Snfrie0eiIteIlenoen gr.
H1rnngen nnsgeriiftet iino, 10 mill
len MIR beoaueri, es abauIebnen, Sic
5li unterItiiten.
SodadtnngspoG
&Dt 90,
n. Mnnager.
Sic 8erren Gruitmngnoten boni
Qamp1gnefonlite tn6gen nun ben
NeriuA uloden, auf 0ieie Jragen az
&t&x.k ~ ~ 43s
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-29
(eiee..l)

Dores14Iaoenes Mmenbenlent iur Rontttutton
BON Ohio.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-29

Die Serren GruitHagnoten boni
Qampognefonlite tn6gen nun ben
geriuth MAIDEN, auf oieie Jrogen iii
al.tiporten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-29
@emteins8 8efdblttb,
gBeIdber elm almensement sur @omititation osS
gtaateS Ohio SorfdbIdet besisoltb Der Sett
OeS 8eStmmen'S Der te8mIaren ettntn
aen Der Oenerals4ttfembIh.

eet Is bei8toHen bon Der General. gH.mbls Ses
etaates Ohio:
bieits Gtaates Bel oer ndditen Wabl fur Wiits
otieber Der General Memblp sunterbreite trerben,
6ettion 25 BON Mrtitel Q ber Ronfitntion ~
amtnDtren, 70 baS bie5elbe lautet, tpie folgt:
4. 6eition 26 Die rssuldrs eisans elmer
iebsn General Mfemblp lou beoinnen an bem erften
g. u. Ibsmpfon,
6pre1er bes Goufes Der Meprdjentanten.
4 Wnbrem s.. 1drrts,
prdfbent bes 6enots.
Gnssnommen am 20. mdrl 1906.
Bereiniete 6taaten bon Nmerito, Otio.
NursGu bes Staatss Eefretdr,
sd, Gasrmt u. 8 bompfrn Stadtss sSefres
tar bss Staates pbio, bel1tinies biermit bab
biss cine tp6rtli1e Wbiarft 1T, iorpfdto BON mir
berqIibsn nit ben crieinelen 61riftfidens tuel@s
ett In bieiem Bureau biuterltot fnb unb In meiner
sffi3teGen ont a1A Gtadtss s6sfretdr, mie DerIanq
biirm bic .@tiese Des 6taafes Dbic1 elmer @smeins
Qeiolntion onesnomnltn BON Der Generals MHemblp
Us 6taates Dbio am 20. xast ses Rdrs bsS
Sabres 1905. Z
Gum Seuenft Safar babe ID bierunter meinsx
Hdmen oeati@nst unb ntein rffisieqes 6iesel bins
tuotfAet II Golumtus, an bieism g. 9ase Sss
gsrmi =. xepmbi!s
(eieoa) etaats.attrsfas.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-29
ausenommen ON 20. Mdr, 1906.
s.reintat. etaatsn bon am.ries, 0ti'.

Nureau bts Stdats= =Sefretdrs.
Sd, Garm q. Z omp p on. etadts seetrep
sar beS 6toates Dbio, bei9ttnise biermit bab
btes cine pSrtli&e abi4rift TT forataltia bon mtr
let in bteiem Bureau bnterleet finb unb in msine,
Dfftsienen Out als Staats. .Setretdr, nis nerianot
lurd bic Weiese bes 6taates Dbio. elmer Gsmetn.
keIolution angenommen BON Der @entral:M hembls
bes 6taates 6bio, om 20. 1aoe bes Mdri bss
Satres 1906.
Gum 3euentb bafar babe ID bieruuter meinsn
1uqefaet In Columbus, on bieiem g. fase hes
0prtt I'm Sabre 1908.
f6ieoeI.) 6taats =Setretdr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-29
0emetns8efbI,tB,
6us Mmemotruns Der eeftion Smet bon
MrttteI 3tp5If bon oer 8omititutton
BON Ohio.

Sci Is befdloH.n bon Der e.n.ralsuH.mbls bss
eeftton1. 9ab Elm gorf6lae ben wablsrn
Ses staat.s Ohio unterbreitst psrOsn ion an benz
srfen Oienftas nod benz erfen Montaq i'm Rcpem-
Ser 1908. sur amsnbrune Der Seftion 3ipe BON
Grtifel 3p1lf bon ber Ronititution bes 6taatss
Ohio, iobaB fe louten oa, pe fost:
MrttfeI IL.
Gtnanse unb Sefeueruns.
Geftion O. Se @eneralsGfemblp ion bic UfaGt
tdben, ein elei6mdbiees ,6pftem 5ur Grb0bung oss
Gofalz uno Staats Gintpmmens fsfanisbtn uno au
ttmabren. Sic mag bic geiteuerunqss gesentdnbs
NaHifi3iren, oipeit afs beren rnterid)eoe bierau
bers6tieen, nm ein serebtes @infommen BON einsm
Seosn au ftern @ae. Stenern uno anbsrt gss
tafune.n ioasn nur fir 6ffentli@e 3Dede aurs
ss. Sn M aHo sn nh ssfst tn s 9fSsn n
eufseboben ooer tontraftii9 torteeoeben iuereen.
Bombs ees Staates Gbia, Bombs BON irgenb eins,
6tabt Sort. Gleden, Gountp ooer 9opnlbip tn
bieiem Gtaat uno Bombs, auseeeebtn ailm Selten
berbunbsneu llnterri6tsmittel @sqrdbnibpldssn,
Sffentd)en edubduiern unb ausi9lieblid fir
bffentlbcn @ottesoienf gebraudten, 9amlerm bon
bfient6em Gieentbum, oas ausibliebltdb ftr trs
Ser5ulides etaentbum in snem gstraa, Der 5000
In Wertb ntbt uberiteist, fur .iebes Snoiotonnm
uSgen nod ben aneemeinen @eiesen, bon per Ss'
feuerung auseenommen iein; bod iolen aue, 1olHs
6ei.ss Der @erdnoeruns ooer astosrfafaH9 nn,es. .
eenonmenem Gieentbum ioa BON 3eit au 3ett ts,ts
seiest unb perbffentiGt perben, inie bonn @eleS
Seitimmt ieiu mag.
.,eettion 2. aas 1nr 3eit s Der annanme r.,,.r.
nnb Nusnabmen iollen re6tstraftig, bsiben IN
Ser oleid)en geeiie unb Tn benz eleihen umdng
auber uno bis anberpeits our1 bas Weies bes
eimmt.
6preaer bro tenn. bss Meprdientanten= Saufes.
i Sames M. WiIliams,
prditpent Des 6snats.
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Gns.nommen am q. Msdrs 1908.
gereiniqte Gtaaten bon Mmeriea, Ohio.
fn...aa., Aaa Etnn&s -Cefref1re

Eute0u bes StddfszSFlrtlurs.
s1, Garmi q. 9bompion, etaats seetrss
mr bes Staates Ohio, beiheinies biermit, oab
Stes cine tpbrtIide Msihrift 1T, forefdlts BON mir
Serqltbsn nit ben .orieineaen e1riftaiden, ioelde
iebt in bieem Bureau binterleet fno unb in meiner
offisieaen gut als GtaatssSetretar, nie ocrlN.'c
ReioIution ongenommen pon Der General. .N eulblp
bes 6taates pbio am n. Gage bts wldrs bes
Sabres 1908
3nm 3euautb bafur babe i'd bierunter meinen
Ron,e, ae,eidnet unb mein pffi3ienes eieed bins
Due.fiiet In Columbus, on bieiem %. faos bes
Gprit I'm Sabre 1908
g (e5ieoef) Gtaatss Gtfretdr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-29

81 i ssf4tehsn BON Oer esnsral.aasmbls sA
, ssis. /, St 4, psss ss. s .s r ,,s ssas. s.
Sis Ronfituti0n oss staatss Cbio iO iu amsns
si: sqt sISnsa 1S Ss 80 ssss s
Y nsMmsEs. .. ipsrosn foasn; uno ssttionsn l6 nro
~ fOloenoermaben ~ lout.n:
esition 49, ssSss @s1ss iOa oansri@ nnb a.nan
m brst periGisoenen Iaeen psrieisn Dsrben, anber
bah. i'm Gaa BON NotbDenoiotsit, brsi gisrttl
pirb. eripdbltsn MtoleO.rn, nit Di.les R..
td bispenfrtn iperotn; bod NIT benz Btr.
lsien sinss @ssSes fiir enbaaltiss gaifirnns lpa
In ftinem 55au bispeniirt nerben. Rein @es:s ion
msbr als sinsn @eeenfanb sntbaiten, Der tlar in
feinem 9itel be3eihnet itin iou unb fetn Ueftg
io9 mtebsr aMfeenommsn ober amenptrt nsrf !.
auber BITE ntue Mtte entbdlt bic eanat tutber auts
esnommens Wfts oDer ois amsnoirten settion oosr
6efticnsn unb bic 70 amenbirten 6ettioR soer
6estionen fonen tpiberrufeu iptrDen.
paiiirts G.fss fol-, sbe d ,um eeiss psrO.n iann,
sssDsa. msnn & .s aeu.5miat jam ioaS &
i .s.n .nn E mot as aatsns s
bas Gans isnben, tn tptl9em es entitanh ipelbes
SanM bic abfimmuna fsinrr gahiruns in wisSsr.
srndeane stsesn mag msnn sips 0ritt.l Der tilr
Sss @ties no&mals ~ ea1ren, foa e sum 0et:t
tDerbeu, trot Der Ginipdnbe oss @ouoerneurS.
lDtnn elm @.ies bonn @oupern.ur innsrbalb 10
Ideen, nit Nusnabme bon Sonutaeen, nadbem d
ibm poreelest iuurbe, BON ibm ni1t snriideeianot
6erben jolte, bann ion g gum @sies uerosn,
suber bic Generals =aHemblp perbineert In Golss
BON Wertaeune feline 3uriidftnouns in peld1em
6an q snm @efes msrosn foa, aubsr q ion tn
asr5alb 10 Eaeen mad iol1er 8ertagune, bur4 tbn
nit itinen GnpdnbeR, i'm 9nreuu bts 6taatSs
eetretarS binterleet iperben. Ser @ouperneur barf
traenb nelhe Gin5elbsit ober Gtn3elbeitsn tn
tteeub mel1em Geiet, melbes cine @tlosMpprns
lrsation madt, .mtsSiuia.n uno bic Il nit.
ttnieten Gin5eibeit ober Ginselbeiten iolIen bon
btmfelbeR eeirt1en merbtn, auber ipieberpafirt ~
Der fir bic WieberpaHiruno etnes @efests bitrin
es1ttom 3. Dieies amenSement foI In
eraft treten am erhsn Sase Ses Sanuar I'M Sabre
e. u. Itompfpn,
epre9sr bes Gaufes Der @eprdlentanten.
4 Mubren 8. 6arrts,
i grdfbent beS 6enat1.
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RorqeiGlaqenes Gmenbement ,ur Rontttution
bon Ohio.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-29
anssno#men an 20. mdrs 1906. i ''-

Alerlei 4ccioen3.Mrbeiisn peroen
ii, BET 0ruderei Des .BeOba4ters
prompt ul'o au rselleu Rreiisn aAsoss
iAass.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-19
OAKVILlE HAPPENINGS

B. H. Munson has finished har.
vesting his annual ice crop.
Mrs w. w. Robinson of Falls ave.
nue. is visitor in New York city.
Work on the iron bridge over
Steeles brook has been temporarily
suspended.
Mrs John Dunn of Waterbury was
visitor with friends on Wood
street yesterday.
w. H. Jones is sporting a new
horse, said to be purchased with
Ozone soap wrappers.
Frank Florence of Main street left
yesterday for an extended visit with
friends in Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Mrs E. J. Coon entertained the La
dies Aid society this afternoon at
her home on Newton Heights.
While cutting ice for B. H. Nun
son, P. L. O'Brien Of Wood street
had the misfortune to slip and fall
into the icy waters of Sylvan lake.
Aside from the cold water bath MIR
O'Brien escaped injury. -
Michael Kelly of Waterbury, an
employe of the Oakville Co, cut an
artery in his left hand while unload
ing some scrap metal at the factory
this morning. After the wound W 5
dressed by physician Mr. Kelly re-
sumed his duties.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-19
DRUMMING WINS CHASE.



Jumping Race at New Orleans.
New Orleans. Feb. 19.-The talent
lost over $1,000 with the running Of
the first race at the City park track
where Pocotaligo. backed from ) to
down to 8 to /. finished a nose behind
Warden. a 10 to / shot. which went t.
the post carrying but a few dollar
placed by Its owners. Chlnn & For
sythe.
Pocotaligo opened second choice &C
All Red. which closed at II to ). ans
was soon backed down 90 3 TO !. tn
horse got away badly. while wardeI
laid In q nice place all the way and IN
the inal drive lasted just long enough
to stall OF the determined refort Of
Pocotaliso.
Dunnlng won the steeplechase from
a fair Geld. The winner closed at 5 Z,
]. very little money being placed az th'
track on him. II was reported. how
ever. that the winners owners hsd 9
goodly commission placed in one of tn
western poolrOOms The winners FOL
low.
First Race.-Warden. first. Poc0taii
70. second: Edwin L. third
Second Rses.-Dunning. first: Water
way. second. Or. Heard third
Third Racs.-Joyful Lady. srst. Mead
on Green. sec0nd. Defect. third
Fourth Race-OrzcuIum. FIRST. "a
bSegrzm- secoud. Jersey Lady. third
Fifth Race--PIusttcker FIRST. Hsdur
seco1d: Dsppse Cod third
sixth Race-PJtsnia. first Hoorzy
ssco1d: DenI<re- third
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-19
40 STAMPS WITH SOC WORTH OF
TEAS AND C0FFEES.
CUT PRICE LEADERS

A. & P, Cornstarch, &c lb package,
regular price 7c
Marshall's Kippered Herring 1o1ac
can, regular price 15c.
Fancy Columbia River Salmon, u ID
can Toe, regular price he.
Extra quality Bloaters, 4c, regular
price &c.
Fancy Mustard Sardines, Sc a can.
regular price Zoe
A. & P. Borax Laundry Soap, s cakes
Zoe, regular price &c cake.
Nothing more refreshing than a cup
of good tea.
Here 1t is, A. & P. Blend Golden
Tipped India-Ceylon Tea, try it, 25c
X Id packet
EXTRA STAMPS WITH GROCERIES
10 STAMPS with cans Iona Toma-
toes, each 1Oc.
10 STAMPS with 2 cans Iona Corn.
each Sc.
10 STAMPS with / package Minute
Tapioca, 1Oc.
10 STAMPS with 1 box best toilet
Soap q cakes Zoe.
10 STAMPS with packages Quaker
Wheat Berries, each &c
10 STAMPS with l can Wax Beans
1Oc.
10 STAMPS with 1 can Asparagus
Tips 1Sc
10 STAMPS with package Seeded
Prunes 1Oc.
10 STAMPS with package Test Zoe.
THE BEST FOR LITTLE MONEY.
TRY TT
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-19
NUTMEG GRATINGS
Interesting Items Boiled Down for
Our Busy Readers

Danbury-A race horse, valued al
$1,000 was burned in a fire that de-
stroyed barn, horseshed and Ice
house at Eaton's hotel, Lake Kenosia
yesterday.
Hartford-Yesterday Roy Rhine
the 4 years old child of Mr. and Mrs
Rhine of No "a Flower street, was
put under the Pasteur treatment fol-
bite inflicted by dog last week.
Hartford-The number of dog tags
issued by the commissioner on domes-
tic animals now amounts of T0,U1
This does not, however, represent the
| actual number of CANNES in the state
as some town clerks have tags on
hand which have not been issued and
some dogs have had more than one
tag.
New London-It was learned yes
terday that the treasury department
had made formal application for the
transfer to Fort TrumbulI of the cadet
training school, revenue cutter SER
vice. The school is now, located at
Arundel Cove, near Baltimore, Md.
The school, if established here, would
bring about fifty young men with
their instructors and the vessels of the
school.
Middletown-Mrs William E
Walk, Of Washington, yesterday an
nounced the marriage of her daugh-
ter, Miss Helen Livingston Walk, to
Patrick Henry Walsh of Middletown.
The ceremony took place February
IL. Mr. Walsh is a son of John T.
Walsh of Middletown, and has been
In Washington about three years
studying medicine at Georgetown I'M
iversity.
Thomaston-A serious tieup in the
passenger service was caused last ev-
ening by the wrecking of a freight
car about $50 o'clock at Campville,
about four miles north of Thomas
ton on the Pier freight, which runs
from Winsted to the Harlem river
The accident was caused by chip
ped fiange on a car loaded with CO.,
900 pounds of perishable freight. The
ties were ripped up for considerable
distance. The forward cars of the
train were disconnected and the rur
made to this town in order to head
on the New York express, due her,
at 7:17 p. m. A wrecking train was
sent from Waterbury and Assistant
Superintendent J. w. Carr came from
New Haven on the 9:16 passenger
train. Both passenger trains from
the south were stalled here until af-
ter midnight, with from thirty to
forty passengers aboard. Nobody got
hurt. aside from the brakemen of the
freight train, who were in the ca
boose and who were badly shaken up
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-19
WATERFOWL JOTTlNGS

Gilbert Rogers the milk dealer has
moved to Morris.
Dwight Barnes OF Bristol visited
relatives in town Monday.
The Rev William T. Holmes is Wis.,
iting relatives in New Jersey.
Walter MCGOWAN is on the sick
list. grip being the complaint.
Mems SIS and s1T suits and over
coats so at Epson. Singleton & Co.'S.
William E. Stoughton has severed
his connections with the J. B. Wool.
son company.
F. II. Painter is steadily improving
and expects to be at his duties in
another week.
Mrs Thomas F. MCGOWAN is n
Bridgeport attending her sister WIG
Is seriously i'll.
Bessie Gee, youngest daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Gee Is seriously
I'll with Bright's disease.
The Taft hockey team will Play the
Cheshire academy team on Hemin-
ways pond this afternoon.
The selectmen were very prompt
in responding to the roads which
were 50 badly washed by last Satur-
days rain.
The Skilton quartstte has been en-.
gagged to sing at an entertainment
in the Methodist church in Bethle-
hem tonight.
r. V. Magee was at his once foi
4 short time yesterday. This IL MI
Magee's first trip to his once since
ne was taken sick two months ago.
A pool Tournament e dcei!e who
is champion Of the FIRE department
Is no in progress The rooms at such
times are open 20 public Inspection
The freshst Of Saturday has furn-
ished employment for . large nunl-
Der Of men that were idle. to repair
the damage that vas done to the
Highways
Great preparations are being made
for the kettIedrum whieA takes place
in the town hall this evening Tbs
entertaInnent consisting q a shssrs
sketch furnished By local talent. and
assisted By the TAFT Nsr1oli1 an
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-19

Glee club will be followed by dane.
ing. Supper will be served during
the intermission.
Jerard Roberts met with a serious
as well as painful injury Monday
while at his work In the Oakville CO,
Young Roberts having made some re.
mark to a shopmate was struck with
heavy, sharp pointed pair of ply.
ers, inflicting very deep wound bo.
tween the twelfth and thirteenth rip
Yesterday internal INJURIES set in
which necessitated his removal to the
hospital where he will be operated
on at once.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-19

Use Dswitt-s Little Early Risars,
pleasant little pills TheT are essY
to take sold b. Buckingham phzf-
uacy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-19

Business Never Better
Good Reasons For 1t. Saving Money
is to Make Money.
People have found they can make
big savings by buying at the A. & p.
Quality best, prices low.
SO DON'T LET OPPORTUNITIES
SLIP BY
AS no housekeeper can afford to miss
such values and the extra stamps we
offer.