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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-02
JUDGES DECISION
Frank 3. O'Neln Wins 0ns
 Count Against Mrs Kilduii.

The suit of Frank B. Neill, trustee in bankruptcy and others, against Mrs Margaret E. Kilduif and others to recover property located on
 South Main street and on State street from Mrs Kilduff on the grounds it had been purchased by funds of the
 clothing firm of E. G. kildun and company while the concern was insol-
 vent, was decided today by Judge Edwin B. Gager of the superior court The case was heard last spring. The memorandum of Judgment is quite lengthy, the court reviewing the evidence most minutely.
 The court finds that the property on South Main street was valued at $2S,- GOO and that Mrs Kilduff had an
 equity of $18,000 in it, thus leaving a
 mortgage of $1O,OO0 The State street
 property was valued at $6,5OO, at least the mortgage on it was sold by Mrs
 Kilduff for that amount.
 The memorandum of judgment says l the firm of E. c. Kilduff & Co went into bankruptcy on July [, 1904, with liabilities of $27,OOO and assets which inventoried from $7,80O to $7,9O0. ''The critical question then,' says the court, lis whether on June 16, 1902,
 and on December II, 1903 such insol- vency existed. An attentive exam ination of the testimony conyinces me 1 that the firm was, in fact, insolvent some time prior to June 16, 1902 and
 as early as 1901, and that it never thereafter became solvent" Then the court reviews the testi-
 mony showing the struggle that was made to recover lost trade and then he goes on to say that Mrs Kilduff is lia-
 ble for the mortgage of $10,OO0 on
 the South Main street property and
 that the trustee in bankruptcy is en- titled to this property, subject, of course, to the mortgage of $10,0OO. As
 to the State street property, '.or rather
 the mortgage for $G,500' he finds Mrs | Kilduff paid valuable consideration 1 for that, and that she expended the money obtained on the mortgage sub sequently in the maintenance of hel l family. The trustee is not entitled tC
 this property. Judgment and de
 cree Is accordingly given that the
 South Main street property be convey. cd to the trustee in bankruptcy. l It is probable that an appeal to the
 supreme court will be taken from this decree.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-02
X. Y. 2. CLUB.
Held Third Annual Reception a
 Leavenworth Hall.

} Undoubtedly one of the most fash ionable events in Jewish circles that will be given in Waterbury this year was the third annual reception of the X. Y. z. club in Leavenworth hall last evening. About one hun dred couples were in attendance. AL though the dance was of an informal nature goodly number was in even- ing dress while all the women wore light gowns. The committee of ar engagements had devoted much time to the decorations of the hall which looked very attractive. In the center of the hall was miniature palm grove suspended with floral pieces and dotted with many colored lights. At either end was the name of the club in large letters while strings of morning glories extended from the palm grove to all parts of the hall. Evergreen, palms and ferns had been profusely used in the decorations and the effect was excellent. Dancing started at 9:30 and the last number was finished about o'clock this morning.
 The committee in charge of the af- fair was made up of Philip N. Bern- stein, Samuel B. Goldstein, Louis A. Freedman, John B. Burros, Max G. Kapian, Samuel 2. Brandvein, and Harry l.. Shapiro.
 Among the out of town guests were the following: P. II. Levine. Miss M. Schwartz, Mrs J. Frank, Miss K. Weinstein, Miss c. Rosenberg, Miss Mary Altschler, Mrs Samuel Kaplan, Jacob Brandein, Miss M. Harris. Michael J. Rovsin and A. Burros of New York; the Misses Selma Kaiser, M. Jaffel and M. volkenstein of New Haven; Miss Lenda Loewith of Bridgeport: Miss Bessie Freedman, Boston; Miss E. Pollak. Philadelphia: |: Henry l.. Steinberg. New Haven: Miss Rose Frankel. Bridgeport: Louis |Serkovitz. Hartford; Samuel Conan, Hartford; Harry Schwartz. Nathan iel Conan. Albert Goldbaum, Attor- ney Joseph Lauber. A. Partman, Mir and Mrs Harry H. Hyatt. Miss Bessie Bernstein. Dr A. W. Ritch. W. D. Ritch. III. Starin. l.. Steinberg and H. Conan, New Haven: Ellis E. Jacobs, Chicago; Miss A. E. Ziff. Miss Rose Frankie. Miss J. Zimmerman. Bridge port; Miss Susie A. Kramer. Hart ford; Marie and Catherine Merhilon and the Misses Gold. New Britain: Miss Julia Heckt. Brooklyn. N. Y.: Mrs c. Greenberg. Naugatuck; Miss Pearl Greenberg. Lewiston, Me: A. Pollak, Rochester. N. Y.: Miss R Greenberg, Passaic. N. J., and Alex Grossman. Bristol.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-02

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-02
BOARD OF RELIEF.

The Board Of Relief of the city of Waterbury will be In session at City hall. room (. January 2. [. 10. 14. and I7. from to and to SD. m-. and Monday. January 90. from g to I1 a. m. to and to g D. m. for the purpose Of hearing appeals from the doines of the boards Of assessors and equalization and to perform any other dutss that may properly come before said bosrd.
 JOHN r. GARREN.
 VI. r. BOWES.
 ROBERT PALMER.
 Board of Relief.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
TO RENT-A vel.

TO RENT--A we'll arranged room tenement. with all latest improve ments. corner Ward and Round Hill sts: rent reasonable to right party. Inquire J. Elbin. 3S Hill st. Phone s15-4. 12-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-02
RIorING AT MrNcIE

Muncie. Indiana. Jan. 2.-Rioting was resumed to-day between the striking employees of the street rail way company and strike breakers. Two thousand employees began to stone the cars. shots were fired and nine persons were injured.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-02

TO RENT-Five rooms. 311 River st: all modern improvements. In- auire al 20 Pratt place. first floor.
 f-9-a
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-02

The Trott Baking Co has a line of cakes that will be only 1Oc on Satur- day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-13
TWENTY THREE FOR
CANDIDATE TAFT
Republicans in the Sixth Congress-
ional Convention Pledge Iheir
Allegiance to the Big Man ana
Adopt Resolution.

Nashville. Tenn, Feb. l2.-N TN
twenty-three delegates present the
Republican congressional conEen-
ton OF the Sixth Tennessee district
Assembled today in tha Twin build
ing for the purpose OF selecting
candidate for congress. an eleeto"
for the district and to name dele
gates to the Republican nauoha
convention. The latter will be un-
reservedly committed to the candi-
dacy Of Secretry Taft as the district
committee has pledged its allAgl-
ance to the Roosevelt candidate III
the following resolutions
BE it resolved by the Republ!-
can Executive Committee for the
Sixth Congressional District Of Ten
nessee:
That we commend the admins
tration of Theodore Roosevelt as
one of which the American people
should be proud. It has demon
strated that no man is so weak or
helpless as to he without the laws
protection. 1t has given men a new
faith in the justice and perpetuity
of American government and ha:
infused life into words of Lincoln.
that a Government of the people
and by the people and for the peo-
pie shall not perish
I'VE recognize in the Hon. w. H..
Taft worthy successor to oar
president. One who will carry for
ward with celebrity and justice the
tration is now engaged. He is a
wise and safe leader to entrust with
these vast problems. AS juris'
and statesman of wide experience
he has proved to be able to perform
any task laid upon him. We hereby
commend him to the Republicans of
Tennessee and the nation as on
pre-eminently worthy to be our
standard bearer in the coming cam-
paign.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-13
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.

For thirty years Lydia Z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands of
women who have been troubled with
displacements, Inflammation, ulcera-
ton, flbroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that bear
ing-down feeling, hatulency, indiges
ton, dizziness or nervous prostration.
Why don't you try it
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has guided thousands to
health Address, Lynn, Mass.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-13

Customer-T4ook here, l bought
bottle Of your hair restorer last week,
and ali I've got FOR using 1t Is couple
OF large bumps on my head.
Hairdresser-Go gracious! must
have given you bottle Of our bust de
veloper In mistake.-London Opinion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-02-13

Maude Il. 1forgie, of I.etsburg,N a.,
writes to Mrs. Plnkham:
g want other suffering women to
know what Lydia +. Pinllhams Nege
table Compound has done for me. For
months | suffered from feminine ills
so that | thought l could not live. |
wrote you, and after taking Lydia f.
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound, and
using the treatment you prescribed 1
felt like a new woman. / am now
strong, and well as ever. and thank you
for the good you have done me"
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School hats

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These Scarfs and Shams are
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Scarfs 10 by "a inches.
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Either a big value at tomorrow's
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Trimmings are of maine, feath-
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from bottom of skirt up far the knees.
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-08
Yte Grfnlne ner erRet nr1.t-
TdIen @d,nuerin DIT il,
QEuuluun.

Sebr erfreuli9 fir bie 6euti9en
Sportfreiie unb febr f9mei9elbaft fiir
Die 2eiitunssfabisteit unierer S9iff=
bduinbuitrie 1T bic unberbo1lene Mn=
erfennung, Ole man in enali1hen
Sportfreilen ben berporragenoen Qeiz
fungen Ser neuen oeutiden @egelia6t
.@ermania" entsesenbrinst. 8efannt=
lid 1T r@ermania" Die erfte erobe @ez
selia9t eines oeutf9en Gisners (6err
arupp b. 8oblen uno 6olbad), Die
bon einem beutf9en Ronfrufteur
(9errn Mar Oerb) enttporfen unb auf
elmer beutidenWerft (@ermaniaperft)
sebaut tporoen lit. 9efannt oiirfte
audi fem, oaB Die rgermania" 1i9 an
Den Hennen tpdbren0 Der Rieler Wo1e
nit einem taum ertparteten Grfplq Be-
tbeiliste, ba iie, mitMusnabme ber beiz
ben eriten 8ettfahrten, Die fir Die
r@ermania" leoigli1 alsNerfu9sfabr=
ten galten, bon ben feds tpeiteren Hen>
men fiinfmal als Gieserin uno einmal
nit Dem atpeiten preiie surudfebrte.
Mu9 an ben Heaatten Der Comes
Wo4e bat ii9 r@ermania" betbeiligt,
iiber beren Grsebniife Die enslif9e
Sportoeituns r1be Oadtman" folgen=
ben interehanten lleberblid bringt:
Der 0erlauf Der biesidbriaen Hennen
mar 70 ereisniBpolI unb interefant,
tpie es ni9t oft bon Der Gotpesz zWode
gefagt tperoen fann. Das erite grfhei=
men eil1er in Deutf9lanb sebauten
Sa9t. Die nah ben internationalen
@eselbeitimmunaen aur M=Rlafe gez
bort, mar an fih fdon Elm greisniB
BON bober Widtigteit, unb biefe Sbat>
fade, oab tueber Der gnttpurf nod Der
Bau ensliider ooer amertfanifher
6erfunft 1T, ina9te oie borsiigli1e Mrt
un6 Meife, tpie jih oieSaht frileselte.
um 70 bebeutidmer. Wir Siirfen bie
.@ermania" tbatjd9lih als bic erite
sSruht Der interndtipnnlen 5egelbe=
{timmungen, bic in Gnalanb Ing Qeben
gerufen tporoen fin6, betrahten, un6
tire Griiten5 beoeutet fiir nns cine
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bieIgeriibmte lleberlegenbeit i'm 8au
nnb gnttperfen Dpn Sadten 5u bepeiz
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.Gs tpdre nint MIR unniiB, fonoern
lGge aub ni1t i'm Sntereife bes
Gports, 3u beftreiien, bdB Deutf9lano
aegentpdrtig in Der MzGlaife gnaldno
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iefe9bat5ahe in pDllem 1lmfange an>
3ueriennen. aber aud oufiir gu forgsn.
bob bitfe lleberlegtnheit DeutfHIonos
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-08
Retr Dnrnte.

Der piel aenannte, aus Sen &Gmp=
fen Der enslifhen MrbeiterIhaft Be-
fannie Rair 9arbie bat fiir5li9 uner=
tpdrtet ben Nrbeitern in Netp Worf ei=
rien 8efu9 abseitattet unb in Der gen=
trail federated Union cine Hebe qebal=
ten, bon oeren Snbalt man ipobl gloti3
nebmen muB, neil iid barin bas Bib
Der seipertidaftlihen tpie foaialifti<
!hen Beitrebungen her arheitenoen
Maffen in ben perfdieoenen 2Gnoern
europdifder GibiIifation ipieberfpie=
selt. Die Depefhenaeenturen baben
es faum ber Miibe tpertb sebalten. ii9
Darum gu befiimmeren, um 10 mebr 1T
e Mufsabe Der 3eituneen, bie MIDI!
bon elmer beitimmten parteiridtuns
stleitet treroen. fonbern iid perpflihz
iet balten. nit biftorif9em 9lid Die
3eitereigniffe gu betrahten. audi iiber
folhs Runbgebunsen gu beri6ten, bic.
mGgen iie aud Ser 3eittpeilieen Sbeen=
rihtuns Ser biirserli9en Gefeni9aft
niht gerabe fpmpatbif9 fein, bon Dem
8orbanben{ein elmer betpegenben Rraft
Il, ben breiten Ghinten oes 0olfes
3eugniB geben Wer ben Sang ber
pirtbfHaftlihen Gnttpidlung ber glae
tiDnen aufmertfam au teobaGten fi9
berufen fiiblt, fam barcn ni9t a9tlos
ppriiberge6en.
Reir 6arbie, ber permutbli1 benz
Ranbibaien Der @c3ialbemotratie,
Gngene Defs. etfpas 8eibilfe in Der
4ampasne autbeil laFen ipirb, CAB fei>
nen 8ub0rern cine inte.eHante Dars
Isgung Der Werbdltniffe. unter oenen
fm Die enelif1en Geiperffnaften unb
BIZ Goaialbemofratie 3n5ammengefun@
zen bdben, nm 6urh Die parteien. bic
81 nm bic parlamentarifde Mebrbeit
frtiten. JOrberungen CUR Weripirfs
Hhung az bringen, bic obne ben Ge=
brdum politifder Ma1t uno Getpalt
nie 9epdbrt trnroen ipdren. rOas
3Diam Der Mrbeiterflaiie, erflGrte Der
sleDner, .entfheibet in Gnglanb iebe
DabI. mir baben 3u3eiten fpnferDdz
M geiDGblt. Elm anoeres Mal liberal
Uno oonn ipieoer fDnferDatip uno nit
ljskr Ausgabe BON 3sbntdnfenben bon
clIots nid1t nebr erreiht oIs Wers
ksdjnn1kn, bic be Mepr6{entdnten
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-08

nidt Iange beftebn bltibt. Die ,almert-
fa<gub" Mennen bdben nterndIS duh
nur ben 3ebntenEbeil besSntere1es bes
an1pruht. NIT Dem bic ytenner Ser
r@ermania1 i'm Golent beamtet ippr=
ben iino; Bel ienen mar DIE 9auptfade
immer, einige mebr pber Hinber litls
mDglihe BeOingungen 5u fhaffen, Die
ftets Die cine ober anbere Ydrtei nibt
au befriebigen pflegten; bier odgegen
fennte tein sSrrtbgm anftommen:: ipsr
iino eben regelreht beiiegt iDoroen, ilno
stpar our9 ben beiten 9Gpner, Der ie=
mails in britifben @etpdKern gefegelt
bat. 6pffentlieb tDnnen mir i'm nddz
item Sabre iiber uniere etgenen Sadten
8eHeres berihten. WorIduftg niiifen
mir aber benz Rphitrutteur Der .@er.
mania Die llnatpeifelbaft nur Der
0orIGufer inanher sefdbrliden GDns
furrentin fein miro urfere ber3lis
den @Iudipiini9e ausbriiden. Gs III
leiht mDglih. bub i'm ndhffen Sabre
me1r als cine 23=Meter=, =,yaht iih an
oen englifhen Musuit : Reaattsn BE.
tbeilist, .unb tpenn mir an bic biesidbri=
gen 2eiitunsen Der rGermania" benz
ten, 10 mub uns oas eine Mabnun9
Iein, ettpas 8eFeres gu .f4dffen alS
bas, ipas mir }. .. als 8eites beiben.1
Oas erfte Mennen, an Dem ii4 bic
v@erinania" tpdbreno Der Comes
Wo9e betbeiliste, ipar bic Wettfabrt
um ben &aiierpreis, ben fie niht nur
alGn3enb eetpann, fonbern BEL Der iie
,ugleib einen neuen Retorb fir biefe
5abrItrede, ben rSlo Aueensgourie"
aufitellte. ueber Elm 5ipeites Nennen,
oas Ser r@ermania" oen atpeiten preis
einbra9te, urtbeilt bas bereits ertpdbnz
te Gportblatt pie fplst: Ser Ser
mania" apar cine unmDslide Mufgabe
seite1li, oa iie an rglara" 36 Minuten
persiiten mubte. Srpb ibrer guten
5abrt muBte iie ii4 nit benz 3peiten
preis beoniigen. eSebenfalls baben mir
in England feinen Sdoner, Der ii9 IN
ge3us auf @eI9tpinoisfeit nit Der
.Germania" mehen fann." gripdbnt
lei nod, bab sic rGermania" Die 8er=
aiitung Bis arf 5 Minuten berausfez
eelte. Sm Mnidlub an Die Comes
Wohe nabm Die r@ermania" an ben
Resatten berRpoesWoae tbeil unb err
bielt audi bier tpieber einen erfen uno
sinen 2. preis. Ser @elamn1terfols
auf ben &ieler=, Cones unb Hpoez
Resatten. iieben erite uno brei atpeite
pretie, barf iomit fir BEN aonitruf=
teur unb bic Bauperft oer SaAt als
Elm eldnsenber grfols beseihnet tperz
Sen, ourh Sen bic beutf9e 5diffbau@
;nouitrie enolih audi i'm Sa9tbau ibre
1nabbdnsisteit bonn 4uslano bstpie=
fen bat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-08

@slbfiperftGnblib miibtsf biefe
Bolts Mbpotatsn aus Ben fsibigfien
Witgliebern bes Sariftenifanbes dusz
getpdblt tperben. gerobe tpie oos iebt
Bel ben Nihtern ber 5all 1T. Muh
miibte ibnen entiprenenoer Qnhn Be-
5ablt iperben. $4,000 tpiirbe unsefGbr
sebiibrenbe Wergiitung iein. Dp1
bamit ipGre ben inbipiouellen RlienS
ten cine ungleih srDBere @umme err
fpurt uno 10, absefern bon Der pers
beferten Hehtspflege, Elm GROCER i;fo=
nomiiher WortbeiI er5ielt. 2luh mos
ralifher. Oenn piel llnreht tpirb
beute gebulbet. neil Der Mittellofe iih
niht a,l ipebren permag. Mber, mag
Elm She'll Der Mbbotaten fagen, bas
bringt uns ia um lnfer Brot. Das
brauht niht notbipenbigerfpeiie ber
Sail 5u fein. Denn ber @ef1dftss
mann braiht ieberaeit einen iuribi=
fdenRdtbseber. Inn fid Bel Der Gisenz
art unleres @efhdftslebens 1einer
6aut gu tpebren, 6interlaf1enf9aften
iperben ieoerseit sli regeln iein, Dor=
numb biddftsanselesenbeiten uno btele
onbere Dinge, bic aus ben bielfa1en
Werbdltnihen bes Qebens entfprineen,
erforoern iuriftifden 9eiratb unb in
pielenTdllen tpirb berSurift Ratbgeber
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