Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-03

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 N. M. A,-The two Winston Churchills are not related.
 J. T. N.-The date of the sun $ eclipse in 1900 was May 2S.
 ]. P. T.-If your dog has any value take the advice of fancler.
 J. A. S. G.-I am not yet suffi- ciently expert in crow talk to help you
 E. c. J.-I find no democratic , paper called the Hornet. If one ex- ists it must be of small consc- quence.
 J. J. E.-Keep your ice in the coldest temperature possible. There is 10 other way to preserve 1t in the ice box.
 J. P. W-For government docu- ments relating to agriculture apply to the department of agriculture, Washington.
 Reader-Great ability is not re. ouired to fill the office of express messenger. Talk with an express employe about it.
 P. W. S.-Any up-to-date music store will get you the songs if they are obtainable One of them may be found only in old collections.
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 W. W. E., T. M. D., T. S. c. and Barbara-The half dollars of 1S1. and 1880 have a premium of one cent. None of the others is rare.
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 c. V. P.-Mr Rockefeller has sev- eral residences, in New York, Cleve- land, etc. I know just as much about the amount of his income as I know [ about yours.
 H. R. G.-Did Abraham Lincoln have any middle name?
 A. He did not Oddly enough of the twenty-four men elected to the presidency, only six are credited with middle names.
 M. H. S.-A book has been publish ed by Sanford Bennett entitled "Ex- ercising in Bed;" where can I get it? A. Any bookseller will get it. It is published by Edward Hilton Go, S76 Eddy street, San Francisco. 0s. S. M.-Why are policemen call e&".eops?"
 A London policemen once wore huge copper badges, and "cop" is short for copper. The same gave us "coppered" which means arrested. s James-When and where was the $st Sunday newspaper isued in the |, 1<lited States?
 A. In New York in 1925. Jo- seph C. Melcher was the publisher, and the paper was called the Sunday Courier.
 Mrs A. A. G.-I have no means of ascertaining the values of foreign coins. Few if any American dealers handle them. Foreign coins of the eighteenth century are not necessari- ly rare; most probably the rare issues are already in the hands of collect ors.
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 Depot-Write Charles R. Dean, chairman bureau appointments. of-l flee secretary of state, Washington. March 26, natural reasoners and leaders; July r, lovers of home, quiet and conservative; March Is, restless and anxious, kind and hon. orable.
 w R. B.-I can best answer your questions about boil weevil and other matters by referring you to Dr 4. D. Hopkins in charge of the insect in- ~vestigations. department of agricul- ture, Washington, D. C. If his de- pertinent cannot be helpful it is difi- cult to say where to look for help.
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 L. L. B.-A wealthy friend of mine died in Jersey City three weeks ago; how can find out whether he left will? Can get a copy of it?
 A. The suTest way is to ask a lawyer to keep informed. If the will Is probated the facts can be ascer- tained at the office of probate, and a copy obtained.
 fovreIl--Are there oId mona sr arga- in Spain to-day? C2D What is the largest Roman Catholic college in the 1 United States? A Yes. (2) The Georgetown ! university at Washington has l65 in- struetors and s55 pupils. The St 1 Louis university has 1s4 instructors | and $40 pupils. M. C. B.-who makes the laws for Porto Rico?
 A A legislative assembly compos- cd of the executive council and the I house of delegates. The council con- sfsts of the governor and six heads of ! departments and five natives. all ap- pointed by the president of the Unit cd States The delegates. thirty-five ~ number. are elected by popular vote.
 FIX. N-Hzs the United States ever had free trade win other eou7- triest
 A. Not the complete freedom of trade such as the constitution pro vid7s between the states Free