Naugatuck Daily News (Newspaper) - June 16, 1899, Naugatuck, Connecticut VOL V NO. 58. JUNE 1899. Did It Ever Occur to You that is a good place to live a good place to do business and a good place to own Estate Did It Ever Occur to you that because people got a few years ago and ran from Real Estate like a flock of that those who wise and held on and purchased are the ones are to day worth Did You Know that this town has grown in thp past years to which is nearly double that of the last that the school children have nearly doubled in that the number of houses have nearly doubled and rents are That the amount of goods bought and sold in are doubling each That the freight business in was yver a dollar a for hours or a tor Mist Do You Know the growlers about taxes and ex- in town flo not all of tins and that we are growing and that growth costs money even in a or a town and increases value in real Do You Know that 1 am sulling you a home site or a at the same price i did 10 years ago when the town was and do you see a tip in this i want yon to buy my houses and lots so 1 can build 1 can sell you a lot on the ol the trolley at the old when man will tell you that the trolley doubles value in Heal J have lately been some lots for one man has his nearly paid think of that lor a lite incur worth double the price minute he bought it 1 have very lew of those left but can fix you up you a Remember that no working ever made money that dul not commence Real Es 1 can show j ou men to day worth Irom to live thousand lars who commenced by land and house of me a lew jears ago Remember no man gives you easier terms and if you are not a man who to spend ins money for drink or too to sue no one will do more to help you gut a homo than i Come in and talk it J. 0. The Principle Item of Interest 111 fhe Continues In lie Shirt And e remarked be- forr the prettiest tiling in Shirt Waists are We have 1'ietty fur are showing Print Collars anil Cuffs For 3sc.. 50c 75c 50c 50c 50c TWO Waists Percale Waists Percale Waists Black Lawn Waists Black Satine Waists White Lawn Waists White Pique Waists For For For For For White Pique Waists For NEWSPAPER Lewis A BOLT FOR HARVARD CRITICISES THE POLICY OF SELECT 1ING of Hie Cren Has Selected i Eolation of Superior Oarsmen Iteen Dropped fur Other Reasons Tim June is a movement on foot among some of tho older Harvard men in Now York to effect radical changes in the manage ment of Harvard rowing liam who rowed on the vard crew of and is one the most famous among the formei oarsmen of tho has a statement to Hanard ing in language the policy of Coach Storrow and Captain of crew nud urging that General Bancroft take charge ol the coaching for the remainder of tho Mr. alleges that tho of the crew has been selected in violation ot universally accepted ories that material of the most superiority to the composition of the crew has been re- by tho roach and quotes re- cords of inter class and in- fer chili laces to prove that tho crew of that is in Die race with Yale in less than three weeks has on standards other thun General as seen to-day in regard lo Mr. He said have been out of rowing for HIM past years and have no de- to become head and even if position wero tendered to me I would not accept it. I was in charge ol rowing for neatly 10 j and ing that time I have it my closest at- and my record of nine ies out of II races has not been en A IM ANCK IN Kn f Polling a Tun the Pit June in almost all lines was advanced a ton during the past Seal city proves that it will go still Kails are selling close around per while steel billets are Hearing The dinary demand for plates has caused every mill in the country to ho filled to overflowing with and the third of the year is booked to the utmost A pipe facturer says that scores of good con- tracts for pipe is going and there will bo no ity ot tilling the orders this The situation is that the larger con- ceins are becoming anxious for next year's and are figuring on ting orders They have been nipped short on purchases of for tho last and prices have either gone tho point where it is profitable to buy or material be had at The Carnegie Steel company is hurrying to got its big plate mill in operation The Atlantic Tube which is building Beaver will double its tube as orders have been booked to keep the concern busy for more than a year with all tho chines they can put to Chalfant Co. of this eity are also preparing to put in several furnaces for STATK COM It oT Traction Co. It Is Idle Juno there is anything in the newspaper stories which are being so industriously concerning a combination of all tho big electric street railway in- in tho President Andrew Radel of the Bridgeport Traction company knows nothing of it Mr. Racial is perhaps the heaviest ual investor in street railway chises in the and is interested in several If any such movement wero contemplated he certainly would be it is hardly likely any combination would be entered into that did not the local with its many profitable the and Shelton Mr. Radel was questioned in relation to the report to-day and said that so far as he was concerned it was more He had heard nothing officially of and when he talked with a who had been named as one of the promoters of the proposed that gentleman said tho matter had its origin in the mind of some inventive newspaper Work on New dip H. June is be- intr pushed as as possible on the but it is the opinion that she will not ho ready to leave the bor before at tho earliest and pel Imps not The painting of the Defender was completed last night and tho work of cleaning her was Her manganese does take as a polish tm the Tobin bronze of the although just as and it is ex- that the Defendent will be to go out as soon as the Eg 1 lift's New June Egloff of the Nassau Wheelmen finished his task of riding 10 centuries at i o'clock this time for the miles was 10S hours and 20 For four days and a half Egloff enjoyed only six He broke all the century re- cords in this country from to and also made new figures from TOO to did uot take solid food on his but confined himself almost exclusively to berry ice REWARD FOR TUE Thow Owned by the Murdered Sherif FitzRoy of has offered a of for the return of the books belonging to the late tho murdered Stanwich pos There or not import clues iu the missing am the authorities are making every to secure 20 men have been al work in the woods and fields of Stan wich searching for for several but no trace of them has It is proposed to look into the tom of Putnam lake and iu order to do this a ing contrivance has been ing to the ripple on the surface of the it is impossible to see the tom from the but by means of a box with a looking glass placed in the proper the bottom of the lake is The contrivance will be pnt in use It. has been thought all along that the old postmaster had no money with him except that in the tin and a roll of bills in his inside vest It that money to pay taxes was given to him tho day before he was and this money has not been An unfortunate circumstance con- with the case is that owing to the arrests Unit wero the ple living in the vicinity are afraid to for fear of being locked The are hard at work on it and will keep at it un- til mastery is all cleared TWO Day Fart ot n Solomon and W. Va. June of the circuit is the position once assumed Solomon when that decided the ownership of a child E. 0. and Trot n Wysong have brought habeas proceedings against C. V. and M. to secure a 1 yearn whose parentage in in The disputants have de- a and Judge will decide Hie Wysong is a regular army soldier rind served at San His 1'iota, swears is the mother of who wits born in she took the babe to Mrs. who wanted a child but had that Mr. Walton was from home five that Mrs. Walton feigned and presented to her and her husband when he re- the baby was her This story is verified by Mrs. and several other while many circumstances are Mrs. who is years of s equally positive in swearing that he is New June Old Mary a beggar was at the foot of down town railroad station steps lor many is to-day a raving maniac in She was found by a policeman at Broadway and Canal shouting hat she must havo a few pennies or she would When taken into custody and searched over in quarters and half dollars were sewed in the lining of her The small fortune weighed Tho woman lived at West 2dth and her insanity is said to be Ine to constant craving for money and to be half Guilty of Murder in t ho First June P. 3arks of was found guilty of in the first degree in killing Mrs. Mary ol that iu he supreme court yesterday jut sentence was withhold pending de- risions of points of law The murder was cold and he only apparent motive was t was admitted by defence that 3urks was intoxicated at or about the ime of the Objections by is based on tho charge o the Should the verdict he extreme penalty would bo life im- as Maine has no capital Thought He Was June if 188 Peoria was struck by a car on Tuesday and all he improved methods used iu reviving he persons were The police believed Flanady had The doctors after making numerous they de- to try the The attending in a loud tone of an- that a most painful operation vas about to be To the of the police gave a of and suddenly sat up 311 the operating He had not jeen Poisoned Man's Weird June iving three miles from this drank a mixture of paris mistaking it for and was enough to kill three IB sprang on his horse and away after becoming scious en The physicians say hat only bis strong will kept him and he may CUBANS NEED MONEY riANY ARMY VETERANS NOT THE LISTS ARE IN Tacal Commission June siou appointed by the president to ex- amine into the most feasible route for canal across the Isthmus of met. to Admiral Walker was elected There was a general of views regarding the work before but no decision was readied any point and the commission adjourned until Gen. Gomez for nil Trouble He Daniel the Them Orders for Mint ion Soldiers Willing to DOM I Arms Who Are Not on Pay June -One hundred anc fifty soldiers presented them selves at the Salon to-day auc told General Brooke that thoy had come to receive They found no paymaster at La the place appointed for paying the and had come to Brooke information regarding their They said it was a great sacrifice for then to come to Havana from the and that they had endured many General Brooke commissioned Major Kennon to talk with Second ants Juan Dulon and Leopoldo who led the Major told them that it was impossible to pay the men at the Salon i s there are no lists and that they to wait until June when payment would be resumed at La General Brooke gave the bans an order on the chief department for rations for 10 and also gavo Lieutenant a letter of to Mr. requesting the latter to give Garcia a position in the post The soldiers were satisfied with iral Brooke's disposition of their tint said that General Gomez was re- sponsible for all they went to fhe de K Molinos to see General bul were informed that he could do no- thing for Some 800 Cuban soldiers are in willing to surrender their arms md receive but they not in the despite the fact that they are They that many men arc on tho lists who joined the army after the peace protocol WIH si There was a row at because nOU soldiers who were on the lists were not paid because they lid not surrender their They protested and ened to make Colonel las been ordered by General Id these Colonel will dso begin payments Pinar del del San lObal and Brooke has received a from Major who is now it Santa saying that there are soldiers belonging to the Cuban brigade at and that only of them are on the Major adds that it is impossible to pay he brigade from tho General 3rooke sent Captain Pago to explain he difficulty to General and to him to help to arrange the Gomez said he was ready to lo all he but the which vere prepared by the Cuban wo the only ones in NEWSPAPER UKAU e ural Are Into One ably tho largest transaction in ural journalism over made in this took place in this city lay when George S. Graves sold his in- erests in the Publishing of this city and Chicago and the 3range Jndd company of Now Chicago and this to Herbert ick and The two com- lanies are publishers of Springfield a local tho m and a national semi- with a western edition ished in the American a the Orange and tho Now the three latter laving nearly The also publish agricultural No change in the personnel or gernent of the two companies is in- in the transaction except that Frederick Harris of the Third National iank of this city becomes treasurer of he Orange Judd and H. H. Bowman of the Springfield National treasurer of the Phelps ud the introduction of W. G. yre of this Tilly Hay lies of on and Howard Mansfield of uto the directorate of the Solil Worthier June with the forgery of vorth of state of was leld in until June 22 for a Jacobs is charged with having obtained money by means of alleged to be ob- from William H. Carey if Boston on 15 bonds of the face value if each and from the National bank of Lynn on eight The bonds used by Jacobs are aid to have been a part of a lot issued y the state of Virginia which were The prisoner says that he vas the bonds the death of relative and supposed they were to June Boston hants club lias forwarded through Secretary Long to Admiral Dewey an to a dinner to be given by hat organisation after the admiral's arrival in this Secretary Long has expressed to the club in the admiral's acceptance of the courtesy and his own intention to be present at the A R. June second boat train for ing this city at was partially wrecked north of this city last The wreck was due to the dropping of a brake No one was Truthful Advertising Has Demonstrated Our Wonderful say that an article worth oO cents will be sold for 25 cents iu itself means nothing unless the i actually worth the amount We unquestionably give the GREATEST r save you money on everything we but deal only in and back up every hv l I goods advertised as But this week's offers in fnr ll IS Couches a lower than over hcf H. 150 Couches on ole A very nice conch for 50. Good Conch spring tufted 8-1. tin's I covered in spring SIS very 7fi. Heil Conches covered her Quartered OAK b Extra Special A Quartered and regular price But nst to prove our luw we will tins Chamber Suit during this Kimball Extraordinary Purchase of A swell large French OAK golden plato Having sold during I ho past we wero forced to goto the Icet for a second and were unate enough to secure the three ar a price that will enable us toj sell for less than our competitors Don't buy a un- til you have seen A good Re- kiln-dried A No. I construct A hard wood kiln dried very best charcoal eight separate walls and second pan to catch tho condensations from tho large same size as competitors atk 50 Our This Hoard never Kild for less than hnl our price will be us above during tins silc AN EXTRA 1-AIKilO large French pi a very In Hoard for And one bargain which wo will ask to see without our price I his week And a Solid Oak very al a price that will surprise And for the higher grades and largi r wo have them up Window loc aterbury AN I MAKKI Court School N. Juno Reed advised a of absolute divorce to Bertha of from William Tins is the outcome of a marriage which took place in four years At that time Thomson was a beautiful IT ears old and the acknowledged belle f While attending a at Morristown she one day vent to ostensibly on a but really for the oso of mooting who her to Camden and persuaded 10 George W. Finlaw to marry 10111. Tho couple kept their marriage a for two but Mrs. on hoard that her husband was giving to other and she told er There was a scene and was forbidden to enter onse of his Later led to Thomson's being ruin rued out of town and tho ing of divorce POISON AS A TKA Woman Paris to Dis- cover June colored residing in Kinderhook are ill from being poisoned with green eaten on bread and butter from schoolmates in the dis- riot It appears that the who were attended school where two Iher colored children were and they robbed tho lunch baskets of no former on several In rder to find out who was stealing their oon lunches tho mother of the run who had been robbed placed two lices of bread and butter with in the middle of ml after cautioning her ot to touch the poisoned bread liem to The poisoned were removed rum the baskets and soon afterward ne children who had been pilfering rom their schoolmates were taken Admiral Crosby June Kenr Admiral earce one of tho last f Farragut's active officers in the sea of the civil died nere last ight of diabetes in tho year of is Has Your Baby got a That IF find you waul mid In pnv much for it. conic us Our Bonnet never have a nice nt nicer ones etc. You got a Hat That in not quite JIH rew as if to Ii llu on nt n price must co in ma ud your attention If HI in. HC mi1 Does Any of Your Family Need We can fit them out nf Our Entire Line Must And us bef ter to Hell it We expect lo purl nf it time and t he the better on gel lo Flowers at Cut Prices A I urge line at 1 tint clearer N' you need for white etc. Duck 1 7c Barnum's The and most nf in The same may be ol nn of watch 'K and Wedding 1'reKcnls for Watch nnd n Ocean Steamship In on the old reliable line at reduced Waterbury Jewelry N. F. P. 1-iO Bonk Conn. Ocean Tii kdn anything in the 0 The 1 Hunk Straight to the Cupid's darts are in flight and sure in The results of liis if re- by the are With n fond in Ours arc in in unking and Mounting and H nil yon con THE CRANE ART Church
