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TTATERBTJTIY 'EVENING DEWOCIIAT. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 7, 1905.,
SMOVE CONSERVATOR
(7
v
I Ik That Mm. Hatcaklst U afcla
1 Jo Care For Herself,
implication for the removal . of
Edmondson an conservator 'over
Plcy Hotchklas of Watertown was
In the probate court to-day. . It is
l'i m the petition that Mrs Hoteh-
fr any of ber children aud son
f o knowledge whatever of the ap-
ion for the appointment of a eon-
tor for her.
brother of Mrs Hotchkiss named
Ion (bin given name Js Dot men-
') had Edmondson appointed cou-
w. Mra Hotebkiss being the
v iOt a soldier of the civil war
flrawtlng a pension until the ap-
nt of the conservator. Sle
lowever, It la claimed, main-
ported . by, ller aons, "It
tchkiss of Bridgeport and
L. of Southliury, and - the
Inn; 'or the conservator as grained
' srounda that she was uuable to
J re of herself or manage her
Tills was in last January and
a become of the woman's
pension since then - is not
,l according to the petition. ; , '
a, now claimed that the woman
Esy competent to take care of
and manage her estate, and la
ent able to do so.. There will
tearing on the petition next Sat-
EOAED OF PUBLl4 WOKS.
OTAL CEREMONIAL
frioce aa CeailU Wedded
Utt Night.
June 7. Crown Princt
William n nil rtnnhnt f'm.
4t Meeklenburg-Sehwerin ,t. wert
d In the palace chapel last night
e clock In the plaza marked 5,
na bare and in every garrison
In Prussia and In every sea
p German ships were under orders
Bring twentyone guns at the
astronomical moment.
pie Chapel several hundred per-
one or the moat' diaf ngulsbed
baigea that could be gathered in
pe, saw the simple we.ding serv-
the Lutheran chorcb. Some of
sty to seventy members of royal
iea present from German and
In states were the Archduke Fran
band of Austria, representing
I
oiiht9
f 'X PRINCE AND HIS BRIDE.
ror Francis Joseph: the Orsnd
Michael of Russia, Prince Henry.
rt of the queen of the Nether-
tn Duka and Duchess of Aotta.
entlng the king and queen of
Prince Arthur of Connaught.
renting Oreat Britain: Prince and
kss Albert of Belgium, the Duke
pporto, representing Portugal;
Ferdinand of Roumania and
rows princes of Denmark and
all stood In a wide circle
d'the altar, for there were an
and behind tbem, without regard
hk. were the members of the for-
embassles. with Ambassador
r and Mrs. Tower among ''tbem:
iblnet ministers, a number of ad
, the commanders of army corps.
pie of hundred men and worn-
the high nobility, one newspa-
orrespondent from "e?rh of the
pai countries and tire rorre-
enta from Germany.
weddiug dress, which has been
en described, wss of Russian sil-
rocsde. with a train four and a
Wards In length and two and a
er yards -wide attached to the
ers. Four maids of honor In
s of pale blue silk, the crown
s favorite color, carried the
and behind tbem walked two
The brldsl red wss of old
his lace.
crown prince wore the ligbt blue
hn of the First foot guard, with
W's Insignia and his decorations.
Irrled bis helmet In Ms left hsnd.
choir In the loft , shore sang
Give His Angels Cbsrge Con-
g Thee, set to nwtsir by Men-
inn. This teit wss carved on
h-srtle of the crown prince. The
egstlua Joined in singing from
rogramme the familiar hymn.
e the Msster."
Isrysnder. " the court rhsplsla.
Vne of the csthedral clergy stsnri-
Isr him. resd the marriage serr-i pttpils have been
I j in the study,
(kaiser kissed the liriile on both
sad then kissed his son. ths
a doing Kkewlse.
hrldsl psrtr slowly moved ont.
d by the princes Snd priai n.
the ctispel organ antiSNied alowl
Ur fsmilisr weldfnc march.
Vr snyper hsd been erred a toccb-
ssre. a nnbine prrti-e at H-
the boat of Honeasolieni for
wss performed by twelve
bearing thick candle sbnet tw
nlf feet tsIL The rrowa prince
f hind sf the rpivi priacsss
Iked slowb throne the 4aare
'he page.
Jef the boneyaooa win be spent
Prto'i. a aiating lnda ra
foret ar EberswaWe. Fts-
tne emperor gtw aleer staJk-
Awaralasl Ssrsral Caatracts far tlty
WofI Uit Night.
The board of public works met last
night and transacted a big grist of
business. The contract for paving
Benedict street with Metropolitan
brick wag awarded to Keating &
Egan for $3,984. Edward McManua
got the contract for paving Scovill
street and the square at North Main
and Cooke streets, with Mack bricks,
for $2.6214 cents a yard. The con
tract for the construction of sewers
in several streets went to Keating &
Egan for $2,101.45.
The hearing regarding the widening
of Grand street to a uniform width
of 63 feet brought out a vigorous pro
test from Mrs Holmes, Mrs Merchant
and Dr Robblns. Others had no ob
jection. No action was taken.
Favorable action was taken on the
proposed layout and grade for the ex
tension of Railroad Hill street to
South Leonard street.
The communication from the alder
men relative to the congested con
dition of affairs on South Main street
was ordered forwarded to the com
pany with a request that something
be done In the premises . -
.Favorable action was taken on the
application for a sewer In Orchard
street. A ten foot building line was
recommended for the west side of
Railroad Hill street and fifteen feet
on the east aide. Parties Interested
In the construction of a sewer in Col
umbia boulevard were called. No ac
tion was taken, hut some work will
be done there this fall if the money
holds out. The clerk was Instructed
to notify the rnlted Gas Improve
ment Co. that the pavement relald by
the company on Meadow street Is not
satisfactory. The superintendent of
streets was aKked to report what be
thinks of the pqvlng done by the trol
ley company on Bank street between
the Naugatnck river and the railroad.
The engineer! was Instructed to call
for bids for surface hardening Grove
street from Prospect street to North
Willow street to be opened .Tuse 27.
:Henrlnes were asljrneri as follows:
Sewer, Ifigltlund aveniiei June 20;
layout, grade and building lincs.-Rol-blns
street. June 20: sewer. Wall
street. .Tune 27: ('hanging layout. Wat
ervillc street. July II.
A delegation from Hill afreet was
present to urge the board to ilo some
thing on that street. Edward Hayes
didn't appear to le in accord
with everything the Hill street im
provement club does and was there
to say so and he did it. He said
many who are doing a good deal of
talking about Improvements In that
street own uothlng there and don't
even live In the street. "But they
want everything." be snid. "and why
shouldn't they, so long as It Is
not going to cost them anything." Mr
Hayes said he wss not opposed to Im
provements, but be believed the prop
erty owners In the street were the
one to call attention to its needs In
stead of people who won't have to
hny anything towards the cost of do-
lug such works ss Is necessary. T. B.
Coyle of the Improvement society
didn't take kindly to the remarks of
Mr Hayes. The two men were en
gaged In a friendly exchange of opin
ion when the mayor suggested that
the club hold another, mcetingr ami !
;jt'fK(igetlfer on what they wanted.. ..
Everylmdy who appeared opposed
the trunk sewer In Railroad Hill
street, from the Merlden Junction
southerly, that Is provided ther should
be assessed for it. It will go through
anyway. '
IN THE POLICE COURT
Traahla Ovar Baring Brass Hats
JVflf n&mlwj r
Michelcna Rosso and Mary Pace
were In the city court to-day before
Judge Peasley charged with breach of
the peace. The difficulty was over a
dress which Mra Pace, nged 15 years,
had making by Mrs Rosso. . Both live
on Scovill street and when the ufteen
years old wife called upon fier dress
maker orf May 2rt, the dressmaker said
the dress was not ready and she could
take it away and have It made where
she liked. V
"All right." said Mrs Pace, but as
she was turning to the door the dress
maker locked it and put the key aside.
"NoV," said she, "you owe tne fifty
cents on the last dress and you will
not leave this place until you pay it."
Theu there was trouble. Mrs Pace
said the dressmaker attempted to stab
her with a lone- shears and called up
on her relatives to assist in the assault.'
The response was hearty but in the
crowd was IfrS' Pace's husband who
took, her by the ear. gave her a spank
ing and sent her home. Half a dozen
witnesses were heard on each sido af
ter which Judge Teasley imposed a
flue of $10 and costs on Mrs Pace.
Oliver Blansfield. an old resident of
tlie city had the misfortune Inst even
ing of drilling too much and this morn
ing drinking too much and this morn
the ttenMon of Officer J. McCarthy.
He was fined $5 aud costs. John Bar
ton for intoxication as also fined $."
and costs.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
GOING TO NEW HAVEN.
V - l . ,;
Local Milltiry Companies Will TaKa
Fart in Monament Eiarciset.
The following circular which Is gen
eral order No ti has just been sent out
from headquarters of second regiment
C. N. G. at New Haven:
In pursuance of special orders. No 93,
from adjutant general's office, dated
Hartford, June 2d. 1903, this regiment
Is derailed for one day's duty, to par
ticipate in the dedicatory exercises of
tlie soldier' monument, at New, Haven,
June lKth. 1905. '
Khaki uniforms will be worn. wlUi
haversacks and canteens.. ' Field and
stuff will appwir mounted. ,
. Company commanders whose com
panies are not stationed In New Haven
will make requisition on the acting
quartermaster general for transporta
tion. Company commanders are direct
ed to provide subsistence for their -oni-uiands,
at 4 cot not to exceed forty
cents per enlisted man, '" r"
Triplicate pay rolls for- duty, duly
signed by each weuiber parading, andj
sworn to by the commanding officer,
will lie required; two copies to be for
warded direct to the adjutant general's
office, within two days from date, of
duty performed.
The regiment will form in three bat
talions on Meadow street, right resting
on Church street. First call will be
sounded at 1:05. assembly at 1:10, ad
jutant's call at 1:20 p. in.
NUTMEG GRATINGS.
TYallKnawa ala Was Bavo lata
Callag Away. .
The funeral of Mrs Frances Parker
took' place this morning from the fam
ily residence on M'ashlngtou street
with a mass of requiem at t Francis
Xavler's cburch by Fattier Fleming
and interment lu St Joseph's cemetery.
The bearers were Patrick I'eudy, Mar
tin Keefe, Michael Cavanaut'li, .Icre
inlab Suugrue. Michael Flyiin and Pat
rick Fitzgerald. The floral tributes in
cluded n pillow of rosps lettered
"Mother." from the family; anchor,
Miss Mary' Baldwin: sheaf of wheat.
Miss Annie and Nellie Cavanaugh;
bouquets, Eddie Cavaiiaugh. Miss
Delia McCarthy, .losie McCarthy, Miss
B. Smith, Miss Kate McKee. Miss Nel
lie Shea. James Donovan, Miss May
Bahan. Miss Katie Stafford, the Misses
Margaret and Mnniie Flanagan;
wreath, Mr and Mrs Robert Walker;
stiinding cross. Washington Hill Ath
letic chili: wreath of white roses and
autumn leaves, the Misses Mary,
Bridget and Tatrick McNally; carna
tions and palms, St Mary's T. A. so
ciety. After the service at the church
Miss Elizabeth Dunn rendered "Face
to Face."
The funeral of Daniel Griffin took
place this morning from his late home
on Galvin street with, a mass of re
quiem lit St Francis Xavler's church
by Father Iteilly of Newtown and in
terment in new St Joseph's cemetery.
The bearers were John McCarthy,
Thomas McCarthy. Matthew Moriarty,
John Moriarty. James Kelly and Mich
ael Carey. The floral offerings in
cluded a pillow, from the familv;
wreath. Mainle and Katie Kenny;
cross, the Curran family: bouquets,
Marie and Jeremiah McCarthy. Mr
and Mrs Patrick Geary, Miss Mary
McCarthy.
Mrs Mary Mason died last night at
her home in Piatt Mills. The deceas
ed was a native of St Johns. X. B.
Funeral service will be held at the
house this evening.
Harding's
72-74 South Main N
Telephone 220.
WATERING
POTS
' The rain so much desired
. and is much needed sdems
to be more a matter of hope
than of experience, and so
to saye our gardens and our
flowers froirTutter destruc
tion we use the watering
pot .We have all sizes
both in painted and galvan
ized, from one quart to six
teen, quarts.
"NO SLATE"
THE ANNUAL EXHIBIT.
FOR CHEAPER TELEPHONES.
It was currently reported about the
Capitol at Hartford yesterday that the
Judiciary committee has reached an
agreement on matters relating to tele
phone legislation, the several bills re
lating to which hare occupied the at
tention -of the committee for so long
a time. , It was slated that the com
mittee will not report in favor of
House Bill 320, the measure which
throws the state entirely open to com
petition, but that It will report In
favor of granting a charter to a new
company, this new company to have
the same rights and privileges as the
Southern " New England Telephone
company now has. The names of the
Incorporators of the new company
as given are: Charles M. Jarvis of
Berlin. I. DeVer Warner of Bridge
port. E. P. Bullard of Brldgoorf.
Coorge C. Edwarrls of Bridgeport. E.
VT. Kendall of New Haven. D. A.
Blakeslee of New Haven. 3. VanVech
ter Olcott of New York. J. Asplnwall
Hodge of New York and D. A. Key.
nolds of New York.
(talartstlatf Itcait Balls Dowa Faf
Tha Baa St af Oar tv-isjr Htaa'sra.
t-'Ilobcri 'ATLauib. who was pardoned
out of state prison on Monday, was re
leased from the rlson yesrday morn
ing and removed to the Hartford bos
pitsl In a critical condition from con
suniKion. Edward Bowen of Bridgeport, re
cently discharged from the I'nlled
States artillery at Newport. R. I., fell
overboard and was drowned in New
York yesterday from the steamer Yu
uiuri. unloading In the East river.
While walking the track on bis way
home from work last night, Frank
Doty. 415 years old. fell to the roadbed,
1111
shock. A passenger train came along
lu a few moments and, striking Doty,
killed him Instantly. ,
'Marie Westerman was found desd
In her room at No 27 Spring street yes
terday 110011 at ' Hartford. She . had
committed suicide by turning on the
gas ami 11 d been tics a for at least
Tha C.W.I Clait Warl trial's Farta
Wards af Praiia.
Tlie threatening weather did not de
ter a large number of people from at
tending the annual exhibltiou of class
work given by the Catholic Women's
association In their rooms In M. Pat
rick's ball last night. The exhibit Is
open to-day and will be continued un
til 10 o'clock to-night.
The work of the art class. Including
embroidered center pieces, tray cloths
and a great variety of other articles. I two days. The lwdy of a newborn
attractml considerable afiontinn an.l , IihIiv was also found lieslde her.
was pronounced a complete triumph. J Nicholas Ciimmings and bis brother.
HOORAY, DAT'R t'S.
The Washington Hill A. C. 1oys are
nuikinu great preparation Tor" their
firsf hobo spiel which will be held In
Eagles' hall Friday evening. June hi.
They have made arrangements with
the celebrated Chuck Connors, who Is
known as the mayor of Chinatown,
New York, and his bundle to come
here and lend the grand march and
also do a few of his original spiels at
which he and bis huinll have but few
equals. Aside from this attraction
there will lie prizes offered for the
most original costumes. So get In line
with your sunburnt coats snd your to
mato csns and see If you cannot cap
ture, mi for i-niirulklr ftti.l lfwlr Tlta
conscious, the victim of a iral.vtie j ,n j, quipped with electric fans, so
that all who attend can keep cool and
witness a first class attraction for the
nominal sum of cents admissiou.
TIMELY TonCS
I. etwee lias a line of shirt waist
lials. cool, pretty and durable, for com
ing warm weather.
Currans have a iih-e line (,f material
IN OUR
COAL.
It's that clean, pure Lehigh.
Order now while the price
low. '
is
John McEUigott.
OSes ::o t South llala.
With ritspatrlck Glostae.
Flags For
Decoration Day !
We have all Sizes:
2 FOR 1c, Ic EACH,
2c, 3c, 5c, 10c.
Ice Cream Freezers,
2, 3 and 4 Quarts. ,
Oil Stoves 'and Window
Screens
Tho Reid & Hughos Dry Goods Co,
TELEPHONE 41t.
Don't abuse your eyes. If they water, feel weak, ai you
are subject to headaches consult
PROF. COULTER. EXAMINATION FREE.
OUR ANNUAL SALE OF
SUMMER SILKS
WILL LAST FOR SIX DAYS MORE.
L'nderpriced Black and White Silks.
This Is the best of news for every customer of ours who needs black or
white silk for a waist, a dress or trimming.
HERE, RIGHT HETRE, Is where values remain statlonarT at i!i- kii
while prices drop until every thought of profit is left far behind. We've of
fered you many chances to save money but none that in Importance surpasses
this. .
Read the list of prices below interesting, although tbev cannot give you
any idea of the qualities.
silk,
silk.
25c yd
silk
49c yd
AT4c.
30 Inches wide, black habutal silk.
line lustrous silk for summer
gowns, full yard wide, special 49c yd
AT 49c.
27 inches black waterproof India.
, warranted not to spot, special 49c yd
AT 29c
24 inch black habutal silk, One
quality, special 2:jc yd
: yards warranted black taffeta
our regular 73c quality, special 05c yd
AT 20c.
24 Inch white habntai. wash
extra quality, regular 50c
special
AT 49c.
GO inch what habutal wash
regular price 75c. special
AT 59c
500 yards of white. Ivory and cream
all silk taffeta, special 59c yd
- AT 39c.
Cheney's foulards in the new shade
of navy and green, special 39c yd
TAII.OHEM Sl'ITS OF WHITE
White lincne tailored suits, one-
lialf fitting coat. 20 inches long,
strapped and belted, plaited
skirt, price $4.75 each
Tailored suits of white linene. tight
fitting and belted coats. 30 lnefaps
long, skirt fancy plaited panel ef
fect, price ?G.95
4R inch coat suit, one-half and
tight-fitting styles, welt seams,
barn back cuffs, notched couar.
fancy plaited skirt, price fS.75
All linen tailor-made suits, tight
fitting coat, welt seams. 4U
Inches long, piaite! skirt in
white and natural shades,
price $10.75
Extra heavy all linen tailored
suits, 40 inch cost with stitched
straps, new sleeve, turn back
cuffs, notched collar, kilt skirt
price S10.T5
Linen suits, natural shade, ticht
fitting and belted styles, plaited
skirt, coat 3J and 40 inches long.
each , ?.!5
Box plaited eton coat suit, natural
shade of linen, trimmed with
reseda green, collarless style,
fancy cuffs, plaited skirt, each $7.93
48 Inch coat suits of all linen,
semi-fitting, patch pockets, notch
ed collar, full-kilt skirt, each $11;75
THREE-QUARTER LENGTH COATS
OP WHITE LIN EXE AND
LINEN.
80 inch coats of white and natural
shade of linen, solid applique
collar, fancy plaited sleeve with
applique cuff, price (4.11
White poplin coats 40 Inches long,
half fitting effect, two-inch straps
with six rows of .stitching, fan-y
plaited sleeve, turn back cuffs,
price I3.TB .
36 Inch tight fitting coat of white
linene, welt seams, each $4.78
CHILDREN'S DRESSES. -
ChlWren's gingham dresses, blouse
waist, full skirt, trimmed with
check bands, colors, rose, blue
and brown, each ffi0
Percale suspender dresses, waist
made of fine white l&wns. full
sleeve, blue and pink slies 6 to
14 years, imcb 83c
Suspender dresses In blue, brown
and pink, trimmed with white
braid, kilted skirt, each 95e
Striped gingham sailor - suits,
strap trimming on collar blue,
pink and green, sizes 6 to 14
years, each 95c
Children's Russisn blouse drees
with white figure collsr and belt. ,
buttoned down the side, sines 6
to 10 years, each $1.39
Some of the pieces are very valuable Henry Cnmmlngs. who were arrested j r; ;77;:'"7
one being listed a. hlKh a. $!.. snd and held In m..e, tlon with the I nlou- ,7at tar n dnr Tr b fnicht si
others ranging from $4. lo $7.". The rllle burglary when Station Agent ! ZnLXl' T U '
HiirnliHin shot and killed a burglar, I t. . ... , , . L , ..
were yesterday allowed to go as there , ,' k'T" , T n!'',I,h
w ..o evidence connecting them with j i,'!'' """.r 'l' " " M"n "
lh. I..rr . '"'rrel. or K- a sack.
a. . 4 . . if 1 1.1 . . . !
im-Mi-r. juim jowiMiiiip r.van. simi ner t Hurnhsm shot nn
class, were the recipients of much
praise for their splendid efforts.
Tlie MisM Elizabeth Finler snd
Mary KlHfacrold. teachers of the nilt-lim-ry
class, showed some besiififul
styles In baby lists snd other articles
In thst line which reaed erryhnd.r
an iiiinh thst many of the Indies
thonght ther beat snm of the big
New York house.
The drewmskliig diirtmcfif In
chsrge of the Misw. Prances Slierl-
dsn snd Sarah Flnley. always a ps
mar restore or such ethlliltion. w
well no to the ptandsrd thin year,
and the gowns exhibited, all made
by 'members of the class, furnished
abundant proof that the department Is
in rhsrtre of Tnpefent hands. It U
a mot nsefMi art ami no duel thi
is one reaaoii why It was an
of no much attention, ere the men
folks being lotid ' In praise of the
work.
Mis FJizabeta Onion's shorthand
rlsss put forwsirl a nnmher f ere-M-
table eays which snowed thst the
tho-onghly drilled
the burglary,
eterday morning George I'ddarvy,
an employe f Hie Nstioiisl Wire Co.
died at the New Haven hospital from
the effects of the best. He was over
come while at work in the furnace
room of the wire mills and diet) at the
hospital at sliont 1 o'clock. I'ddarvy
was slxxit 41 years of age.
Sixty-lire voters of Wspplng. who
n fathered in the basement f .the Con
as 1 I . ., . I l 1. L. I . 1
KirKiiHMini i ihiit n m ru'ii .Mull fe-w
ter to talk over the trolley iosiie. Isst
night were told thst a representative 1
of the Shsw syndicate of Kosion. ! n-w line ..t .i.irt ..i.t. .l
which Imnght the Hsrtford. Man. he- i,,,,,, vri)y eve ffcred.
ier itfei nMuiw .niinwiij o. na4
To-morrow mill ) bargain day at
Grieve. Blsset A Holland's, li s worth
while looking up prices f.ir this sale.
If you are going lo purchase new
furniture It mill pay you to look over
the stock of the Bmton Kumlture Co.
If you are 11. t satKtied with your
mat tress, see thine at J. M. Burrs II ti
Co'. They are made on honor.
1'lhatn sa.rs be bss the right men
Iwhlml the prei-friiiii department.
Pure drugs proMTly mixed.
i. i.osengsnen nss lust receive, I a
and
-AT-
FRANK E.FENNER'S
78 SOUTH MAIN ST.
$40,000 WANTED.
within tha next few days In sums of
$:.0O0. $2,000, $3,500, $4,500 and $14,
000, for several clients 00 Waterburf
real estate security, all first mortgages,
rates of Interest from 4V4 to 6 per cent
For Sale
Several good residences and Invest
ment properties can new be secured at
a bargain and easy terms.
Sea
William J. Schlcgel
Lewis Building. No 85 Bank St
THE WATERBURY
AMERICAN,
$2.50 Shoes for Men.
There Is no need to dwell on the superior make up and styles of these
aboes. Our best recommendation Is the rspidly growing list of its
wearers. New customers every day. We guarantee that these W'A
TERBCRY AMERICAN SH0K8 AT $2.50 possess all the qualities of
most $3.50 shoes you buy elsewhere. Pee them In our window!
Frank the Shooman
1
203
BANK ST.
Ask the grocer whose bread he
sells If he says Trott's you can
purchase with confidence, it Is the
best we make Vienna, Cottage.
I . i 1 will, , -mt .... 1 inin kmr l
on 'en ' - 1 r i m. . ,
r. nii'i emti i 1 iin fiuiva umuir
would buy the rbsrter obtsinml from
tbo legislature by the Wspplng people
and build the road for them. ,
The annual meeting of the Conner,
tlcot society. Sons of the Revolution,
was bHd In East Hud ism yesterday,
on the l.Vsh Snniverssry nf the birth
fteMes tin. dlsplsr made br th- f "" Hsie. I tw lr.nie ie,iai
event I rlsues l!ie prorrsm InHrnle I fnr nie vesrs has S-oe by vote
wbM awl danHng to mnmie furnish- - xh pHI f the Natbaa Hsl
ed hr Psnlmann. Prti for tlie whit , tnT bo appear to es-
were awarded f...,ws: Etfre-ls I " m"mt ps'rioti.m. was award-
tllther. belt hockle- K.lh.HMiH William Ogden Jfc-ovilie. the II-
Mnll:v. hsifl-rwinteil candle 1lek:
Klla White. hirt
Thomas Kilmartin.
Teteaai Dasst.
eroatioa at St. Vlnreat
kre a rrr4 of iv agaiaat
p.4 t Parta-f-. a mla a- rt IsJ ,
Tfce t fl for 1 am
I'M eattra iatasst. artataiac a
af atari ascr a tara. 1'S
"sal wCJA. V9 t5C3ll Or
waist et; r
pardinleee; r-
caret lnlliolld. eream and sngsr
Jr: Jn Cordem. silver snatHa safe:
Mrs PsfrVk Rena. silver bit pia:
Noes T t n . etitT links: Kstberine
Caransnrb. pocket hook: fteaai Me.
Villi, oatmeal vet: Minnie Moore,
hook: Mary Mates hr. bonk: yry
FsrreD. smoklnir t: Klissbeth Holo.
bsa. plaqqe: Jtn Tohia. smiemr
rnrx; fsrgoret McpoiuVL hre-a-rTe;
John rbelaa. ferfisg stiver
aiirmr. -
It Is erriet that tar attendaaee
this rres!n win l rrea larger tbsa
thst of last alcbt.
BM m?CATIOXR.
rer-oi.l son of lutlx.r 'iinnKneT
William II. Scnvil!e. wbe .Jutr for !
the ronlng year will lie lo boit tbe
flag on the a-honlbonse on eaeh setifla
dsy. The medal wss pinned on the
lad mat by I nilel states svnafor
Morgan ti. Rulkeley.
With a hnH etplive ale tbst
startled eTerybndy la the tseighnor.
hood. the Mg water tank mm tsp of th
Parsons theater. Hsrtford. toppled
over a few aalaatea after aooa yester
t v. csrrviec away tne timbers wa
whk h It rested sn-1 a part of the roof. 1
and reteaing a vo'tBe f wster tbst
ttVhuteil the stage of the theater.
Tboagh tbe reateats af tbe task. &.ss
gatloas of water wrlgttinf a boat
tweaty tea, were Cberated. sad with
the tank telf and rroiis of tho roof
A. Maliliiot has pus secial pricra 011
Ulies" summer vests ami men's under
wear for to-night and to-uiorrow.
Ilie roile sif In Mack and
colors at 7.V. rain oats "..:. rbevkd
Jacket $.Jrx. at Miller : 1'eck'a
Yon ran furnish a borne on a small
siuonnt If yon purchase ynnr aotfit at
lle Ijingley Kumlture Co's.
Yaur choice of tbe entire stock of
fancy two-pleee suits f- loys at S2.S'
and $1 at Jones. Morgan Jc l oi.
Iek np the low prbt-s offered by
Waterbory Market Co on meats and
vrjetabb-s. ,-nmrr SVwith Main and
I'nion atrerta. .
1 sboea at low prWa at tbe f;rsnd
Central sbo store. White ranva Ox
fords at . taa Hford SV.
I"e ftrown'a Qqkk!tr rbsreoa! or a
1C of fmn eoke to get np a quick 8 re
when la a hurry.
All Kinds of Potted
Plants for
Decoration Day.
Saxe and Floto,
FLORISTS,
SOS TOCTH MUX 8TREBC
Telepboaa 2S 1 Opp Graad,
CONWAY ART CO,
Have a New Waterbufy Hih
School Pillow Tcp. With Cord
and Tassel to match.
Trott
122 East Main Street. West Main, corner North Rlrersids Ptreet
WEN f Teeamecl el 5 reeata. ba-
srT-rala. atrs. Mars sr. Nenh
Riverside street. a-7-3
rarrie Murnt to thiars taas'nea'e
ffcrs4o mVrtng. Colo, Jan f 1 hi tb pstswey, fort tsateiy aotto4r re-
ne.erst Wlltiasa J. fUMvser of ths rired the least tmjmr do fr-n the
assl Andrew Crsf hr io- i awrresss efcork ta tte actors at t&st
lesisot'retr Ifi aa4 CM.-1 tlar oa the ag. PracTVaay tfer
DI'TPHTOf STSTLBaCBT. M. tTMate
inn. JmT e
as a aeleaa
s the CZfm est-1 vfeote H safer Bradf era easaaaay s
th cusiali aca ai jitoai-ij ra 0aj srli If a-ha
r.ae e tHmm " 1. Meat Water'
a asa S -wt. timii I.
t'axatse o- WM of Mars C eaey.
et 1 mrl tfM le mt
Haniamm ka araateS tr mm as
a ier ,'fiici aa n atm 14. r bswbmw
n
,ea'M T( ee-MH mr4
Swa;W at rM ere ta W ave.
eir a e ee a i ?t car ef iaae. a.
p MHM'ost ae te ta as immt
ie-f tt r ' fwtrm I et m4
ea "w at r mt lorm
WSFPnW
f' rmitC7iTsia
ADT'S PARLORS, 56 BANK. St
Se Se Re las,
Crsaaaat Aanerkas Optical Cottraa.
EYE SIGHT SPECIALIST.
EXAMINATION rHEE.
7 Saata FUla M. Waurhary, Caaa.
Offica Hosest I la p. as.
EL T. THUtllR. n. a
lhyaicfaa aai Bsrueav
:a ymrmt Ms St. Walerhary.
DisBAcn or WOHUL
C3ra awaw: IhUsuB
aai saS fa. ah,
LOADS OF GRAIN
with oor atamp on tbe bsgs rsn I"
seen goinc In all directions out of town
which Indicates the nonulariry of ill R
FF.F.PS. If yon never hare hsd sn
order let aa Send yon one. OJ R KK
CLEAn OATS and NO 1 HAT can't
be eonslled la the eity.
OAT STRAW baled In larj bales
make a verr fne bed at a asnall pre.
CIPHER' CHICK KOOD sriU
rrow little chicks Terr fast.
WHITE SOCTHEKX CORK for
sirwtnf.
The Piatt U Co.
m BKCMHCT rt. WATSKBCBt.
COAL
Caal Orders
at as
etteeaej
U
ta. Lear.
FrcmStr.lillcGOo
Furs Stored
And valuable armnts in
sured a jainst fire and moth.
L TRUDELL,
PRACnCAX rURRTiC
103 So Main St
Teisphooa S97-4.
"I sot rid of tin tidMir uii"
sshI the man with tbe cvpprrnoae as bo
ordered a bag of Brawn's QuiekSre
Charcoal and s hag of into Coke.
"There wss a fellow wbo rame aronnd
with a pair of eref iaaeea. that he want
ed ta sell cheap. He hsd eTeryono be
net try I beta aw and as they were fall
of germ nearly everybody had sore
rye. A few day later a aian ratne ta
tws with a wonderful ere water. He
was a rbata of the flrM feliow. I nt
the eye wafer ma a la tbe tarber shop,
t tobi the crowd tt was great stnfl'. a
anre rate. 15 rena per bottle. 2 for
25 rent, t took twa tawtlee. getting TS
reats ia rbance for the bad dollar.
Wbea he aJ:coTered fs b sad re
tamed tt the shop aohody knew aM
from a string af barrete."
COAL
Lfs crooo IKD cvinrnat.
JOHN DYROlt,
tai aaar rsaass A frm
r-a-sj r ri a. r r