Waterbury Democrat. [volume], September 04, 1895, Image 4

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WATE11CUIIY EVENING DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1895.
CURRANTS
Telephone Call
sday, Bargain
You will find this a profitable day for Shopping hero as we
make special efforts to collect desirable merchandise
and sell them at bargain day prices.
At 21o, ladies fleece lined vfsts ami
pants, fall weight, rrgular price 35,
bargain day
21
At 2o, safety pins, largo and small
size, per doz, bargain clay 2c
At 29o, ladies nightgowns:, double yoke
trimmed with ruffle, bargain diy 2;o
At 98o, children's reefers, tilue and
cardinal, 2 to 8 years, prettily made
regular price $1 C2, bargain day 08e
At 3o, large size writing pads, bargain
day 3 c
At 69o, ladies light cambric wrappers,
square yoke and ruffle, regular plica
75o $1.00 and $1 25, special bargain
day 59c
At 4o, 6 hook corsets steels covered,
regular price is, bargain day 4c
At 88o, children's short cashmere
cloaks, skirt and capo embroidered,
regular price $l.l'9, bargain day
At 19o. black silk belt, prfttv silver
PSc J
0
buckle, regular price '2'.', bargain
day 19o
At 75o, ladies nightgowns, solid em
broidered yoke.large sleeves, regular
prioe $1 25, bargain day 75c
At 11c, ladies gingham aprons, geed
quality, bargain day 11c
At 69o, ladies cortets made of sateen,
Tery pliable, 6 hock, venns back,
finished with Bilk embroidery, regu
lar prioe 75, bargain day 59c
At 12J.O, ladies fast black hose, seam
less, white feet, regular price 21,
bargain day liUc
At 8o double strand whisk brooms,
regular price 15, barium day 8e
At 23c, infants cuinbrio slips, solid
embroidered yoke, regular price 3;!,
bargain day 23c
At 98c, children's short white dresses,
made of Freuch lawn and nainsook,
deep rufllt around yoke edged with
dainty tmtoc ie.-ry or Yal lace, nu
lar prioe $1 59, bargain day 9 etc
Atl9o, boys white lawn blouss, largo
sailor collar, regular price GO, bar
gain day 19o
At 9o, infants hose, seamless, ribbed
or plain, regular price 10c, baigaiu
day 9 c
At 49o, men's laundert d percale nc;
ligee shirts, a few loit of our 75c
kind, bargain day 49o
At 25o, men's he.vy domet shirts, in
all sizes, regular price flOc, bargain
day 25c
At 83c, men's French baltriggim un
der shirts, regiu.ir pica one, bar
gain day
At 39c, rum's heavy whit.1 cirrino na-
derwear, fall und winter weight,
regular prioe MV, bar.! a.i Uy
At 6Uc, men's wool :i--;.t 1 sl.-.us, in a
new line e Ir.Ii i.io.l. s, K'hii:;u
price 75c, bargain day
At 17o, 68-iuoti turkey red t il l' u mi-
ssk, regulnr price 'Jo, l;i r:a i ,! iv
At 6Jc, 42-incli blrscV. d piilcK C;':t
muslin, regular price loo, barg.iu
day
CI
a :
i
W. F, York,
Si I
Under!
9 t? r
:Jl
ion q
kjoLtUii itiaiu
Lady assi:
dijdoma.
ser'ices.
tant wi'h iMiihaliiier's
jSo extra eharue lor
RIGHT CALLS
Y. V, i.
WRITING PAPER,
PADS. TABLET3
and in fact everything iu the stationery
Una
can
be
found
with
J. H. I
yum
Undertaking in all its branches.
BT PATRICK'S BLOCK, 110 E. MtiN St
Best
Gilt
Edge
Greamery
Butter,
23c pojnd,
41-2lbsfcr $1.00.
Boston Butter I Louse,
147 So. Main St.
Wedding Flowers.
We have always the finest stock in the
city and we know how to arrauga them.
We have also the finest stock of I'alms
for decorating that can be tound in the
SUte.
.A.- ID31iILiJ3
S2 Union and 25 East Main St.
Telephone 111'.
Prof C. A. Bailey
Will Open His
SCHOOL FOR DANCING,
AT 70 HANK St
All the new fatiev ilamr- : 1 r 1 1 ' I lv the
New York Oati'-inxr pt-ot--.ts' - a-i't-. will e
introduced. Open daily at a. m. Private
lesns given any lnntr. L'li. ftoup and
duet dances u si oeialty.
154 - 2 Elevator.
regular price
I 7u3. baroviiu day
49o
At Go, striped and checked outing
flannels, regular prica 10c, bargain
day
.Vt 'Jo, r !5tra wide, heavy twill domet
flannel, regular price 12o, bargain
day
Co
9o
At 15c, all wool crochet flannel, regu-
lar price
burgain day
15o
At 5c L.:-r(;o i-ize,
bleached towels,
t'Rrgnin dav
bleached and un
regular price lOo,
Go
49o
39c
25c
At 49c, medium sizfd crochet bed
spreads, regular pi ice 75a, bargain
day
At 3'Jc, bleached, ready made sheets,
regular pride 5t)e, bargain day
At 25o, plain and fancy eider downs,
regular price oie, bargaiu day
Second Floor.
Shoe Department
Take Elevator
Ladies dorjgolii bntton shoes, opera
and common sense toe, regular prioe
$1.25, bargain day, Thursday
OSo
Ladies line dongola kid button and
lace snoes, needle toe, white silk
eti;ched, regular price $2 25, bargain
day, Thursday $1.75
Ladies fine French kid button shoes,
net die and opera toe, patent tip and
back, regular prioe il 00, bargain
day, Thursday $2 39
One let of ladies sample shoes, com
prising oxferds russet, duugola kid
uud canvas, and a line line of but
ton and lace shoes, valita from $2 U0
to f'2 50, bargain day, Thursday $1.25
Men'ti line kangaroo lace shot s, nepdle
Yale toe, regular price $2 00, bar
gain day, Thmsday $1.19
il.'n's fine calf lace and congress
nhors, needle, Yalu and Paris plain
too, reontar price 1.K, bargain day
Ti.m.-day $1.35
Jteu's line rtt'-set calf lace slices, hand
hev .t w Us, opera and college toe,
r, i;i;!ar price CI 00, bargain day,
Thursday $2 00
Third Floor Bargains.
false Eli'Vatov. Take Elevator. ;
j j , j llil-im h v
"'j ,.1-e !",.
39c
Fa:;cy e.ilor
v.lar pt ic
5l'0 A tu. ca
1, ; ,
17c I 1! u
31 lb r-al
Hi '' C -V- !
f. I c f ' "
l.-i dotted muslin, regular
lairgain day 10c j
inn re pillar price 25c.
IJ'.c
e door mats,
i:i dav
bars.
15c
clier with
pries 3 V0
ancy
bar-
1 -98
liatli-r pillows with
r,;,g r.-uiar pr.co 1.00
bt at
bar-
69c i
A
it: n aNV
Correcting a Mista
S Mir
ake
:cp!c
iS
CO
Somethirg
not Like
Jr.
Si r:
Ad Hi
.1 -r;. . tin re is
diilerenee between
di r. When yon lay
:. v i " 1 n 1 1 : . ! ! : and
take up a pour
' in ;-.:il:o a t ,i;iUe; b'it when you
a p .,-r umbrella and take up a
1 e.ne make a L'l'iLder.
i. alo, v.i.t ! y..u i uy a vocr tfa you
not only a mi'take, bet a blunder
m s: .ke.
: you Lr.y
ctar
You m.tlit NO Mistake, for it ia a Golden .
I.-ijuid of Exquisite Flavor.
THE A-NECTAR TEaI
i
eol.Il ONl.Y BY !
-THE-
Great A. &. P. Tea Go
29 East Main St.
Wuzen ba rger,
Genuine Imported.
Osia l i t: Cknts Feu Glass.
Fresh Sar.itopa Water on draught
"AlffES E. WATTS,
lid South Main titrest,'
Choice Perfumes
OF ALL KINDS
Lucien Pratte's
Pliarmcio Francaise,
.lit SOITU MAIN ST.
Jcsriph A, Jackson, Architect
LILLEY'S BLOCK, Vi'A'i E11BUKY,
and 117 W(Ht 12,r)th St. New York.
FLANS AND MT'KUINTENDEXOE
of all claasoa of huildiug. Mony" years
successful experience enables me to secure
fcr clients the best results with tho least
expenditure.
Praise
And
ncourage-
ment
Our
ork.
A few days ago a lady who had never
been in Walerbury before, called at our
store and asked us to take charge of the
remains of a near friend whose body was
to be sent to a distant part of the state.
We followed her instructions, and in a
few days we received her check and here
is an abstract from her letter to us:
, Conn, Aug 8.
"Viiiterbury Furniture Co:
Gentlemen Enclosed please find check
as per agreement, and accept my sincere
thanks for your kindness and cordial
treatment extended to us in our late be-
! roavement. It is all the more appreciated
i tor the reason that we were strangers in i
j your city, and the manner in which you
; smoothed the way, helped us, as words
', can not express, to bear our sad allliction.
1 Vn f.nl it our itntv to nnknn vl Ail tr, rtur .
feeling of gratitude to you,"
These simplo but beautiful words cost the
writer nothing, but how they cheer us on
to bo the true and faithful servants of the
perple. ih yes! with us the public con
fidence is a sacred trust, and may wo
always merit it.
Waterbury Furniture Go
The Liberal Ilouse Furnishers,
John Moriarty, Propr
New Store,
New Goods
AT
17 r South Main Street.
Opened ly M. llolczer, formerly
at South So Main. I shall
sell in my new store
BGOTS and SHOES
tit wry low prices to make my
customers used to the new
place. 177 So Main. Look for
the ijlobo liyht.
M. Holczer.
if tit- il. ni
Bgnnsu s is uie nm.
Ycu all well know the quality
and price of Rogers' Knives, Forks
Spoons, Ladles, Berry and Jelly
Spoons, Pie and Cake Knives, Fruij
Knives and Nut Picks.
MY PRICES:
Rogers' best medium knives,
per set 1 75; per doz. 3 50
Rogers' solid nickel forks. No. 12.
per set 1 75; per doz. 3 50
The best ltogers' Tea Spoons, 1 00
The best Rogers' Fruit Knives, 1 35
All other goods in the line at
equally as low prices and the best
quality. You cannot afford to pur
chase until you have seen my
goods and prices. No trouble to
show my goods; call and see for
vourseives.
E. F. BEMETT,
145 Bank St.
Jones' Portsmouth Ale,
Schaefer's Wiener Beer, Splendid Sceet
Cider, Lottlf d for family use and delivered
to any part of the city.
J. W. liodson,
Telephone. 18 Exchange Place.
W
Sr.
.w (ft -ww
Every Shot Tells.
We have fired both barrels this
time. Our sale of Trousers at
$3.75 and $2.75 has been very sat
isfactory to us, as well as pleasing
to those in need of an extra pair to
brighten up the old suit. The S3. 75
kind are mostly designed for dress,
though there are some quiet pat
terns among them. Many of them
have sold at $7 and $8. The 82.75
kind are for business and a guaran
tee goes with every pair. A few of
the J9.75 Suits remain and they are
mostly in dark colors, suitable for
fall wear.
J. B. MULLINGS,
97, 99,101 Bank St.
You Always Pay For
What You Get.
BUT DO YOU ALWAYS (
GET WHAT YOUJ
PAY FOU ? (
yOU DON'T sot what you ray for It you get
into' ior goods at regular pritvs.
YOU DON'T get what you nay for if you pay
for a quality you don't reeeiv '.
YOU DOS' ' Bet what ou pay for if you pay
nn extravagant prieo.
YOU DON'T get what you pay for if you help
to swe 1 an exorbitant protlt.
Whose fault is it if you d n't not what youpay
for.
IT'S YOUR OWN FAT'LT,
BF.OAUSF, you can always net your money
hack to the last oriit by tradinir with us.
BECAUSE we guarantee the best for the
money.
mCCAUSE wo guarantee tho most for tho
money.
BECAUSE wo suarantee tho very lowest
prlees.
Every one of these ; acts goes to show that
you ontlht tj
Trade With
FINN.
square deal for
i RF.MEMHF.n you can eat a
a r aimi tjoiiar.
RKMKM lil'H you can eet a high
grade for a
low nuure.
ItKM KMlil.it that you pay for what you
and get what you pay for at
set
E. J. Finn,
17 Exchange Place.
Bargain
Sale
OF
Pianos
AND
Organs.
For the next ten days we will close ont
10 second band Pianos from $'25 upwards,
and 8 Organs from $10 np. If you don't
want to pay cash don't be bashful, call and
see ns and we will give you credit. These
instruments must be sold to make room
for our fall stock, which will arrive in Au
gust. Don't miss this opportunity of pur
chasing a Piano at less than half its value.
B.SHONINGER & CO.
175 BANK STREET,
Watebbuby, Conm.
Notice.
Having purchased the Entire Stock of
Conn Boot Shoe Co,
I will place on Sale Tuesday, September
3rd, the Largest Stock
--Of-,
Boots and Shoes
Ever offered in Waterbury, at the people's
prices. Every pair must be sold inside
of thirty days to make room for my new
Pall Stock.
E. E. Colby.
U-N0 . REMEDIES
For sale by Watarbury Drng Co
134 Eist Main St
Riverside Pharmacy, 775 Bank St
TJ-NO Tonic 25o TJ-NO ointment 25o
U-NO Oil 25o, TJ-No Worm Lozenges 2Gc
V-NO Core Cure 15o.
iii ',. I tL"2 --N
CITY NEWS.
"Faust"' at the opera house tonight.
The district committee will meet to
night. The road and sewer boards will meet
to-uifilit.
John G. Murray of South street left
today to enter Holy Cros-s college.
Edward Gallagher died at his home. -12
Orange street, last night. The funeral
will take place ai 8 :.'i0 o'clock to-morrow
morning with services at the church of
the Sacred Heart and interment iu St
Joseph's cemetery.
Kdward S. Shcchan. the well known
insurance ag.-iil, and Miss Nellie Wren,
were united in matrimony at the church
f the Immaculate Conception this morn
ing. The witnesses were John .1. Shee
han and .Miss Nellie Wren, relatives of
the com railing party.
Chairman .1. A. Muleahy and Pis Mc
Donald and Hayes were the only mem
bers of ihe board of education who an
swered the cull for a meeting at 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon. There be
ing no quoi-uni present the meeting ad
journed subject to the call of the chair
man. Kcports come in from various sections
of the state that the game law is being
violated in a wholesale manner. In the
town of ((range a hunter was seen to kill
two young partridges on Sunday. The
line is for each game bird and squir
rel shot, but i! does uoi seem to be verv
lightly enforced.
There will be a meeting of the mem
bers of ihe parish of the Immaculate
Concept ion in ,S( i'at rick's hall at s
o'clock to-night to draft suitable resolu
tions on tlie departure from the city i i;
Vicar General '.I. A. Mulcaliy. It is
earnestly requested that every member'
of the parish should attend this meeting.
The State Red Men's Field association !
will bold its tir-l annual outing at Han
over park. Meridon. Thursday, Septem
ber lit. and a larire crowd is expected. :
This H-sociat ion w ;is formed in Meriden
last week, and as yet only lour tribes
arc connected w it h' it. After the field,
day it is expected that the lweuly-nine
tribes ill be glad to become atlliated I
with it. I
Tax Collector Griggs has made a final
settlement on the list of ls;H. Tin-town :
rate bill for that year was .S.f!4:i.H ;md
Mr Griggs collected .V.t)S7..'0 of this
amount, leaving a hakim f .vj.:i."i.'i.-il.
Of this amount isi .:!!!. l;i was
abated. leaving 1 .CO'.!.:;-:. Of this
uncol'ccled balance Mr Griggs
advanced all that was collectable and the
remainder was -iricken ir.mi the books.
The rat. bills lor ..! and 1!!0 have not
v et been si lt led by the collector- el those ;
years.
Hugh Hanlon. w ho ha-figured several
times in the police and . -I i v curls or
as-anlt on his wile, was again on trial
this miiruing for non support. His v. ife
test iii, .,1 1 hat -ii.. had four children. Sle'
had receivcil but II Ironi him in over a
year. She kepi boai l: 1- and took iu
w a -I ling ami w a s :: bio in n; j 1 1 i . a-.l I .
She said ai! .-ii- wan; d was ,., b v.c lib i
keep;is;iv lioiil her. shi' ri.i.M icak -her
o, n iixii.e;. ;,.(ir:!)u . a b',i
harangue until interrupted, i! id be
only earned .--'a.;;n a wee',. wbn be
worked at Donruu t .V. ! !' rniiaiu" -. At
torney UC'i-ii i' w.inte I to kii-.w ii be
would he, p a va f:om bi- v. it. . !!
said be would ::'o to bis br b. i m
t lies', i jre a n i a 1 i a t ; i ' i :i ; l -. .
C II said: -The. o ;. : ::
loa ! e ; a - v nil oi k! r.e- , , , ,- ri; ." lie
seulcnci-d Ilanlou to thirl v da - in ;ai!.
SENATOR WEBSTER KICKED.
1 Tlieie-iii tti.n .(.:;;.; rn'.iiimiiop-M
i t llr.ve !- l.-el:ir Turfi ;: '.
j V. 15. Kieo r.-i.l. I ::. n-.-tii:',- "
; tie' eoi-tmiiiee on :' ', i! ; i r - u. pp
: last 1 1 ' u 1 1 1 - 'I'll ' ' ' "! T' . '
1 lie 'lit li i v 1 i '! - u . pp: i -j
In ivIVrenee i .' i e- . : :iv.l. ,j
to .1 1 in I...ii:tlo A . ., P-iv. ;i
! for ele.-miim' tin- la-iti "l the iv--rySr
Mr. Wid.-ter ::-5.'.! il I lie;. : i!..v. ed ii I"
j r.i over t!ie liv dry- 1 . . ; i : w ii h"ia .i;;u
, iiur ii .
I Mr ( ;,:riis inf. .ruled 1 1 " n s lli.il !!: y luul.
j Put lie l.elie d tU r.' w :- ll!:-!-, ..id-
i nl.le :iel:iv "M :lu- -:!,': i!;.- . -limit !:-.
! ;:nd tluil IU'V.- the; l::..l 1 1 1 :, .; ,
toolson 111- frnutml :it. I lie l..-i;e.-(l tlnit
' t he eouip-M: v ;. I t-ou'piy u i:h ::M lie'
proxisioii- of the eniitraei tn-d;i .
Mr Ve!.s,..r , !. not v 'why the
eouii;uiy :is -illov. . 1 t o no - e It - 1 raps
in t the premie' - l.-i..iv il li:- '. e:-.i ; .1
. ihe eoiuraet. i..'i- eioild he under- .ami
why their ele eU not deelared fi.r-
foiled the sane- a- li : 1 I n d.uie in oiher
'oases. It a-evident ff.iin Mr elist.i's
' reuiurks thai it he had any I i.ekinir iu
lllle llleetini;- he w ollid io'-feit t he i 1-
! jiany's cheek, and let the jol to the
I next hiiihesi Udder.
Hut l'lne ine.'r ( airns seemed anxious to
let the coiilraet.n- out of the Imlo and
ihe inalter wa- ilr.o.ped.
tleorire S. Ahi'.'ti of Ahlieit Druthers,
etuttraetor-. le are ' -1 1 ! 1 1 1 i r i Li" the earl h
(lain, appeared 1-el'o.v the ine. thur and
askeil for an extension of time on his
contract :mil said something ainuit an al
lowance heint: tnaile for the hard luck he
is having. 'The meei 1 ook no action
on 1 he malt er.
W hile Mr Ahholt was i alkinsr .hum W.
Catl'uev was perched on the railing iuthe
reur of the tiieelin: w ith his head lean
ing tm'.'.'ui-l l in- w:ill. his j,-;,-,. wenrinii a
hl.Tnifsinile. as tliomjli lie fell pleased to
see some one coiuiiii;' around to assist him
in w orrvine- the coniiuit t ee.
How are vmi fjctliiiii iilonsr. Mr CalV
ney 'r" asked Mr NVt lister. -'It can't lie
that von are looking for an extension of
time mi your contract ."
Alter a ioiiu' pause ( onl raetor ( iail'ney
renlietl iu an alums! inaudiMo voice: "We
: are doin' nicely consideriii'i the tltllicul
i lies we have had t coin. 'ml with from
j time to time." Here tin' contractor
paused anil the ineetin waited with
nreat lllcss s'leuee lo near unit reseuie
his suhjoot. ''lit not atiolliet- word did he
utter, hut sat there and looked the lnein-het-s
straight lu tlie lace, the very per
sonification of contt iitnieut.
Lumbermen In Convention
Buffalo, Sept. 1. The annual conven
tion of the United rftates Association of
Lumbermen was opened hy an mldress of
welcome from Mayor Jewett. President
.1. W. Hurry of Nebraska followed with
his annual address.
Fell find ltroko tlis Neck.
Rutland, Vt.. Sept. 4. L. N. Frank
lin, a well known wan of this city and
vice president of tho Vermont State Hu
mano society, fell from a piazza to the
ground, breaking Ills neck. Ho was dead
when picked up.
POLICE MAY SEARCH.
MAYOR KILDUFF'S EFFORT TO STAMP
OUT CRIME IN WATERBURY.
An Ordiiianiiro lrovldinj; a Heavy Penal
ty Fur Carrying Concealed Weapons and
Givin;; rolieeinen I'ower to Act Without
a Warrant.
There w as a full meeting of the board
of police commissioners last night and
considerable discussion was indulged in
as to the best method of saving the
people of V.atorhtiry from the mur
derous weapons which are being carried
indiscriminately by u la,KO portion of
the people of this community, Mayor
Kildull' suhmiited (he following ordi
nance iii relation , the carrying of eon
coaled weapons, which met the unani
mous approval of the meeting after some
slight alterations :
He it Ordained by ihe Court of Common
Council of the City of Waterbury:
Section 1. Kvery person who shall
have in his or her possession in said city,
any steel, iron or brass knuckles, or auy
slung shot or weapon of similar character,
or -hall carry any weapon concealed upon
bis person shall forfeit and pay a penalty
of nut less than ." nor more than $100
for every such oU'ense.
Sec. '2. Any police officer of said city
may arrest w ithout, warrant any person
whom (hey have reason to believe has
upon his person .any concealed weapon,
and may search such person for such
weapon, and in case no weapon shall be
found concealed upon such person may
thereupon release him from custody.
Sec. ;. .-section ', page 144, of the
chattel' and ordinances of said city ia
hereby repealed.
It was voted to recommend to the
coiii'i it common council the adoption of
tl rdinanco amended, that on the re
commendation of the mayor the chief of
police shall isiK. permits to carry con
cealed capons.
The board discussed the need of the
police sien.- l system and voted that the
clerk ho imtnietod to communicate with
companies engaged in this line of busi-t'e--
and reipie-iing them to report at
Ihe next ri giilar n ling of the hoard.
Chief l-'.gan's monthly report for Au
gusi show od ll!i arrests w 'ah 44 cases.
There were bi.'i m::l.e and 11 females.
There were ! wo cases of murder, one of
assault with intent to murder, U0 of
breach of i he peace and i7 of intoxica
tion. Three persons wen' bound over to
lb superior courl. 1 I were committed to
jail and 1" -(.,dd lines and costs.
Ii w as vied that i Hiicer 1 la ves be pro
moiid from "raile ! to ( '. Tile monthly
bill- cmoun, ing to .'.-,'iil.ss were ap
"n . si.
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY.
Stcretary's i:ep,.:-1 Kcrcivf.l aiut Ortlcsra
t.lii.l lor 1 he 'otiiui Year.
The annua! me ting of the W oman's
an io.'iiw I o : be 'i t,!vi Men's ( hristhiu
as-.,, vnou v a- hoi,; m the V . M. C. A.
budding wlt.-.i he i o low ingoll'tcers were
elected :
l'.-e-i cm. Mrs ). 1'. bsier.
! je -; 1 in s, ;. u. Itenbam,
"ir- Karl A. s-1 1 . i . i . Mr. K. Harrison.
ei lelal . u-s . 1 1 1 1 i :i li t'. Smith.
A- :-:n:e. - :",i.:ri. Mr- l. .V. spencer.
'! rea- ur-r. Mr- !'..' w. s-hannon.
it; or. .n .
I-. M. Ilolhsior.
. . .. Mr . A. Fdack
lid . Mr- ( . 11. Turner,
i. Mi - '. H. ilrowu, Miss,
A. A. Ih ne.lict.
icneiee. Mrs 11. T. Sted
mei I. , !. Mrs G. V.
I '. i'.m 1.1. . , Mrs II. U.
M
Mi- . D. -i .
1 sliiii !):.vi-.
!' a e, e
n an.
!.. aeh
1 .-
M. ni'--; -hi;. tM-ieninee. Mrs U. C.
i: -: . 1 anib. Mrs A. I. Good
il '.. ,'lr i. 15. W.!.on, Mrs I). X. Dau-
i.'ooin o...:n;i:i..... Mrs i;. H. r.cnhani,
:!e . A. I5! - ','i! ::. ;iss A. I.. Ward,
; !-:. 11. v 1,1-, Mi- Walter W.
.-- .-ii-.il foil.- committee. Airs John
i ii: -. Mi-. 1'ietli lie W I:.--. x. Mrs. I. A.
';.!.. er. Ml- "i'uelia Mallhv, Mis,
( :'... I ,,.s-;.
i,:tc:..-n coriuiiiiee. Mrs. T.. V. Mit
, ! . 'I. .Mr.-. W. K. ,li:.ld. Mrs. W. E.
I -.-eio vs. m. .1,.1-n's. Mrs. M. .1. rrum
lui'.l. Mr--, l ie 1 N. Perry. Mrs. !. F.
!ia::li.s: liii:.:-.. Mr-.i;. II. iSenham,
'.I.-. i. 1'. .du ii. Samuel Hoot;
! list ( oiii-i' : r-- hi!. Mr-. Karl A. Smith,
Mrs. il. . .: Mi -. . k. Kilev ;
!. .-.ml on--;-. ,u.i Mrs- A. A. I51ack
inaii. Mrs. T. K. H-.de. Mrs. y. M. Hollts--,.
r: i'l.ird ' " -1 ''at i'ni.-il. Mrs. .1. llen-
i isoii. Jr.. Mrs. I". 1". Waters; l'irat
i aplist. Mis. 11. A. I. owe. Mrs. John
l ine-. Mrs. A. I. Smith; Second l!ap
tist. Mis. i;. .. Nichols. Mrs. William
sine-"-. Mr.-. .I.J. r.u.ha.ian; l-'ir.-t Metho
.iistr'.Mrs. I.. I'. Mitcli.dl, Mrs. I. A.
spencer, Mrs. J. '1'. Smith.
The report of the secretary. Miss Mattie
. Smit h.w a road and approved. Anions
the receipts t ihe year was .sii.Vl.lS from
ihe kii nii.-s coiiimil le' of last October.
'! he sum "1 I w as voted to the associa
tion, in ho applied on i lie deficit of the
revioiis vear. Another sKHI has been
e i en to i.'id in raising Sl'.I'liH) before tho
trust of llctober. A handsome room lias
been titled up, and silver to the atnouut
of il was .ii it ! i.i - I for the use of ihe
auxiliarv. Vto-retiier the work of the
pa-t ojir has been satisfactory, ami the
outlook, for the future is bright.
Ni'W Kli';l:iinl !ll-eet"rs Meet.
A ii titur ( the il'ifclors of the Xow
Mne land il.iilroad t onipany w as held in
tl,eoi'iee of liireeior KiKvunl I. l!ob
bins in Ilarilord esiertlay afternoon.
Ije'nt of the nine direct iirs of the road
,"re present a- follows: Stephen 31.
V. deli. Pedha n. Ma-s.: Gordon Abbott,
Pe-ton: do'na ll.ii-haw. l'liivitlenoe;
! a v ill N . rhii'ie. W a tor bury ; Kdward 1).
i.'-.bbins. eih.-i -li- 11 : Grant 15. Schley,
Now York: William H. Porter, New
York: Amu-T. I' .-ueh, 'I'uxcdo, X. Y.
Koiiiine business only was transacted
connected w iili the details of the trans
fer of the road t o the new corporation.
wcoi-ko .-tone, rue convict, wno cscapoa
from t lie Ki'ie county penitentinry April
1'.', has liecii captured at the homo of his
si.slcr in HulT.ilo.
li is ivin.rii i! that the Parisian police
have discovered an important clew to tho
pcrpi t ralor of t ho attempt on the life of
Haivn Alfonso do Kothseliild on Aug. 24.
The city board of health of Portland,
dr., holtl a .poeie.l meotinu to take stops
to ipiarainiuti t'.iav port from tho thrcat
enetl invasion of cholera now prevalent In
Honolulu.
After stealing ?i'ial, besides clothing
and revolvers. Charles Hoc.irhtcHen was
shut and nior;.lly wtumtled by 1'cnjnmln
Tripp, alias Texas .lack, a cowboy, near
KiiHl- Strouilsbury, Pa.
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