Waterbury Democrat. [volume], September 02, 1895, Image 10

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WATERBURY EVENING DEMOCRAT, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1895.
T
. Turner
And Company.
oocooooooooo
Grand Wind Up Of Our
- Surplus Stock - Sale. -
After tliis week all croods will be marked at the Original
Prices. Do you want Bargains ? If you do come now. It's
The Last Call. We say to you that we are selling good Seas
onable Merchandise during this sale at a sacrifice to provide
toom for the change we contemplate.
Six Richest Men.
A writer iu the Now York World has
SWAPPED AWAY HIS WIFE. PARIS GARTER SHOW
11 , . a.' . a. a. Gave H r In Excliaiiffp For Farmer Thomp-
VQtn collecting statistics to ascertain . t
who are the ix richest men in tho mi. , ... - ..
world. Americans will he perhaps sur- daughter for a wife is reported from
prised to find that only two of them be- Toledo, Wash. A farmer named Thomn
long in this country. They will be still eon lost his wife a short time ago. alio
more surprised to know that two of left him a little baby girl. The child lie
them aro Chinamen. If the figures are took to a neighbor of the name of rut
reliable, Li Hung Chang is the richest llam 10 Lh l'!"'01 for- of ionise frequent
visits were maoo to see How Urn baby
was getting along-.
Mrs. Putnam was quite a comely per
son and very soon attracted the atten
tion of the widowed farmer. Thou ho
soon learned to love her; but, worst of
all, his love was reciprocated. The hus-
AN EXHIBITION THAT IS ATTRACTING
GREAT ATTENTION.
See Tlxe List :
White domet flannel, the 80 quality, at
3Jo a yd.
All linen dish and haud crash, we say
11 linen, at 3 Jo a yd.
Large siz Turkish bath towels 30x20,
regular 12io goods, at 80.
1 ease 4-4 Pleached Muslin at 3Jc a
yard.
1 case 4-4 Brown extra heavy at ha
yard.
40-inch Pequot Brown Mnshn nt Ca a
yard.
9-4 Unbleached Sheeting at 12 c yard.
Turkey Ked Table Damask from 3c to
12Jo yard.
Turkey Ked Table Damask from GOo to
2'.'e yard.
Domet Flannel from lOo to (Jj.
Good quality Ticking from 8c to Ca.
Best Feather TickiDg from 15c to 12ho.
4-4 Unbleached Sheeting from Oc to
8J0.
Extra ITeavy 4-4 Sheeeting from 7c to
6J0.
46 inch bleached Fillow Case Muslin
from 10c to 7'c.
9- 4 Unbleached Sheeting from 10c to
12o.
10- 4 extra heavy Bedspreads from 7"c
to J9c.
Large size hemstitched Towels from 33c
to 25c 1
All our Turkey Ilr-d Damask from 37lc
to 25c.
Extra large Table Spreads all linen from
83c to ti'Jo.
All linen Towels from 10c to 7o.
All our 95c Table linen for 80a.
All our 89c Linen for 73a.
Heavy Shirting Flannel from "'let to 23a.
Bleached canton Flannel from 7c to 5c.
LINENS, 03 inch cream table damask,
fry fine and beautiful, has sold for atul is
worth ti9o, at l'.'c a yard.
72 inch bleaehcd table dnmask, really
worth 1 00, at ti'Jc a yard.
7'2 inch bleached table damask that can
not be matched for less than i 25, our sale
price 80c a yard.
All linen damask towels at 7c each.
Extra large size knotttvl fringe bleached
damask towels, regular price 25a, at 17o
each.
HOSIERY, Ladies' Gents' and Misses"
all wool hosiery, have sold for 37 a to 1 00
at one price, 29c a pair.
50 doz silk fleece lined hose, fast black
and regular made, from 25 to l'.'.- a piir.
Childi en's tan ribbed hose, high prude
goods, regular prioe 25 aud 33c, at 19c a
pair.
Ladies' high grade full regular made
Hose from 33o to 25o a pair.
All of our regular 25c Hose at l:o.
Our 50c French lisle thread Hose p oea
at 39c a pair.
Beautiful hemstitched embroidered la
dies' Handkerchiefs worth 15c at 3 for 2"ic.
Bt Spool Silk in colors only, at 5c a
pool.
Best Spool Cotton 100 yards at 2o a
spool.
Seamless Dress Shields as good as Can
field, 19c a pair.
Gents' snowblack Hose were 33o now
25e.
Gents' seamless colored Hose 2 for 25o.
Gents' fast black Hose 2 for 25o.
Ladies' Tan Hose 23c from 371-2o.
Ladies' fast black Hose were 17 now 2
for 23c.
I, idies' fast black Hose with white feet
23c.
Misses Tan Hose ribbed and plain 25a
and 37 l-2c now 19o
Misses fast black Hose, plain and ribbed,
2 for 23c.
1! ys' Ipswich fast black Hose 2 for 25c.
SEE OCR SOUTH WINDOW.
T.iwns. dimities and organdies from 12 J
and 15c, at one price t'.Jc.
The best 12Jc outiDg flannelette at 7c a
yard.
Remnants of black and colored dress
ponds at half prioe. some rare values at
tins counter.
5 iics blue and blaok storm serge,
from G'.l to 50o.
I, tot fancy silks for waists and dresses,
all this season's goods, worth from 75o to
1 00, at one price, -19c a yd.
A few left of silk chiffon jabots at 2o
eaoh
Dress trimmings at3o a yd.
12 colorings all wool 50 inch flannels,
splendid goods tho regular price of which
' is ;"?0c, at 3 !a a yd.
Fancy Figured Lining Satine, the 25o
kind, at 18c yard.
Pig lot of Seamless Dress Shields, worth
23c rach, all sizes, at 11c a pair.
Printed Ducks, to close what we havo
h-ft. at 8c a yard from 12 1-2.
Light Dress and Shirt Cambrics, at 3Jo.
ltattermilk Soap, three cakes in a box,
at 15c a box.
Ladies, Fnre Silk Summer Vests, from
50c to 29c.
Men's Outing Cloth Work Shirts, with
yoke, from 50c to 25c.
LACES- All varieties, all qualities, the
ordinary, the better and the finest, at very
much reduced prices about half.
15 st Basting Cotton at lc a spool.
P st Spool Silk at 5c a spool.
Colored Dress Braids, at lc a roll.
500 Remnants oi Silks, in black and fan.
cies, many of them are waist patterns. At
about half price.
Krusins Bros Steel Work Scissors, from
39c to 19a
Lot of Best Dress Ginghams, worth 120
at 5ca yard.
Best Iudigo Blue Prints, at 4Je.
Best Lining Cambric, all colors, at 3Jo a
yard
A lot of Dress Trimmings, at 3c a yard.
Boys' Outing Cloth Shirt Waists, worttf
33c, at 15c each.
I o I urner
And Company,
Leaders in Low Prices in Dry Goods, Etc,
30, 38, 40 Bank Street, Vaterbury, Conn.
man on this earth, aud he ought to be
very much ashamed of it. Li Hur.tr
Cliang's wealth, and tho rottenness,
financial and otherwise, of the Chmeso
empire, aro two facts that belong very
closo together. Li Hung Chang lias en
riched himself through his ofH.-ial posi- band discovered the situation. The lov-
tiou, and ho is worth $300,000,000.
Tho second richest man is John D.
Rockefeller, $180,000,000. He is tho
wealthiest man iu the United States.
Tho rest are all put down at $100,
000,000 apiece. Two of them, tho Duke
of Westminster and Colonel North, are
Englishmen. Then there is the Ameri
can Cornelius Vanderbilt aud tho Chi
nese tea merchant Woh Qua.
Only two, Cornelius Vanderbilt and
the Duke of Westminster, inherited
their wealth. The rest made it. What
John D. Rockefeller and his associate;!
did with petroleum in the I'nitt d States,
Woh Qua did with tea in China, mo
nopolized it. Colonel North, now the
closo friend of the Prince of Wales,
could not read or write when he was 14
years old. He learned the trade of boiler
riveting and knocked about the world.
Finally ho saw his opportunity iu a
monopoly of the nitrate fertilizing beds
of Peru, and made his hundred million
easily.
Are These Young; Men All Crazy?
Tho Loudon Humanitarian publish.es
a curious interview with Dr. 1'ovIhs
Winslow, the eminent British specialist
on insanity. In it he describes as incipi
ent lunatics a class ot young men famil
iar to every town end village, a class in
cluding in it often the sons of wealthy
and respected citizens. In brief. Dr.
Winslow gives it as his opinion that the
whole hoodlum clats everywhere is
crazy. He says :
Tht ro is a lato imiiu1- r of y
ers naturally expected a scene, but there
was none.
Instead ef making the neighboring
hills resound with jealous rajrr Putnam
called upon Thompson, ami (hey dis
cussed the matter in a businesslike
manner. Putnam pro "ossoi", to be iri -.1
of his wife and said lie would :is lu 1"
that some other fellow would take her
away as not, but he wanted s iiu-th:u ;
in return. He wanted some 0.710 around
the house to mir.i.-ier to his warts, some
one he c, 'aid learn to love. Thompson
hail a daughter who suited him verv
well, ami H it was just, the same he
was willing to trade Iris v.-f f,.r her.
That suited Tii-aitva, titnl th" girl to-.
So a bargain was sue -k and the is
cbarnge made. Thompson ami Mrs. Put
nam went to Ala rde, a and the girl to
Castle llovk. New Y..rk World.
TOO LATE NOW.
ljloomora Will Always l'.o lUooniors ami
iot -smiths."
Do you wear ".smiths'."
If yen are a woman and ride a
wheel, tlio oh, in .a - are y, u ilo, 1 ut e!, n't
know it. and call your smiths by the
popular name of Id- outers.
The '"nils -red com erne w'o'ch 1 ' -irs
the 11. one of the la.e Mr;. Av.elia
Bloomer was not invented or ev. dated
by Mrs. Hi ---.me. . and she her elf has
said so in a nu.u": ," or iu'.uv-is ar.u
has placed all the credit b. re she be
lieved it to l-o r.-.a v. Th h. r fr'a :i:i.
Mrs. Kluah. h Smith Miller. h- w'aii
Garters SaiJ to Uavn IVen Worn 1 Nell
Ciwynnr, Sarah Bernhardt, Mary Stuart,
ttie I rtncess of Wales and Other Cele
brated Wdiiirn on Kxhibltion,
A private loiter from Paris says:
"A senu what unique exhibition np"
pears in a shop in the Boulevard Mado-l-Snu.
It is a garter show and attracts
big crow ils. (iarters that are alleged to
havo been the property of celebrated
women are exhibited, and those bejew
rlcd articles of dross afford ample evi
dence that, ornate carters are not 11 mod
ern fancy op.iy. Some of them furnish
iutc-rotitiiij! information regarding the
women whose beauty of face and figure
hr;s been ci-lebi at. d.
"Nell (4wy nne's partcrs aro qnita
elaborate and noticeable for their very
ample proportions. Th-. y are of white
shoii'skiii ami ornamented with rod
p -Id roses and have s,-olden clasps.
S-rah IVrnhardt is e immoiilv snpposed
to he a woman of rather slender pro
portions, but the sat in elastics bedecked
with 1 carls which ".resaid to have been
era o her ! - 1 ert
uet'ier lie . 1 a: t
"The-,
tent ton a
wcra by -" y
red. some-.- har
bceklcs. l'iiey
sh.oi keei"r l.a;
w 1 1.at at least her
a: e of poodly proportions,
that at'tacts the most at
. i.eh.i d for as halving been
y Staart. They aro palo
ar fa,
of par
. if ! il. 1:
sit vie,
in-i'.s 1
J -l.it-t,
t-
CP. V
!:r: : s
ers to 1 e
e i r w iii
. If t'-at
i r-ii iii.ii',
sre
1
. and havo silver
are much worn. Tho'
ha 1 constructed a pair
ileulatcl from tho size
i.ii accurate counterfeit
.il the garters once did
be thr ease, the orig
1 of .-, creditable size.
. It! lv-necr to this
tho pair that were
- Pr , rs of Wales.
::d h.ive very slight
-it
UlllU'
a tic
f, l'.o'.
she was prP
out ami Wi re
ineiits, which
America to n
.,-s Ml,
in public
was t' .
aike the i .
lil-st
br.aiTnt
nipt in
.! sho-t
on . nienta
"'I lane i
was: i. :
Mr.ri, ;,ie.e- .
alt ;r. tht in -ent
.ini oj-.
t- a n
''I'lie sh
'. rue 1 n
a:s
il'r
a; 1;: iiavm
in ik
up;
,11,-h lo
1,1
. a, -.
,1 a'.ul
il r.n.t
1 at-, r-
IMlllll
i-eaia
hiaiCi
p.. 1. .
11..
IfoilV !!KUlt lUsV liev, ay la
10 anil iiT, wtiM, te. my mind,
lunacy rattii r Uian of ee. i ti
the Sllpi rlielal etlM l ViT li.i
oiuuitli, itaii wan at tniKS lire nit re.-p
fe-r th, ir ncf.etis. These .youths :un
fi.unil la ail classes. They al e ; ra';s-i
wiiri, inli mper.it-. eeei iurle. halt el.,.'
half eit ileal' it. The are very en.etle::
subject to :,els ef caprice ami abaerin;
ration. Th, y seek neteri, ly, it, in il,
atir.K fri ra the receni?; ii me.ie ef beh.ivi
anil thenlit ami are intlaUit with i.leas
their own iaiperi aaco. They are j-uhj, i t
uneonl rol'i.il i" i.s-i ns of temper an.l are i
eapatilo i'f seif control. Tiny are oeprave
vieii'iis, scn.--ual, even "t.1 vih--li" anil , v
anxious tocr, ,peul, ef tie ,r nutia-.i!
tlilie.inco Ki nialio 1 heai-.i t vi s the uo;,-. 1 .
public noterlety. This ela-s
nie-t itanereus secllen of i
which e.ea be leund outsat., i
turns. They em! ir.-,-r the pc
rise In icreat unxicl on the p.aa '. tht .r
tivcs. eiih'enuer in many fan lie - :ea 'eo
araeunt ef anxiety rai t unli.i; i nn-s.
seem r or later, commit --01 ;, aet w hlcii
hrm: them umii'r llic l.ia i i the law e
lamb
If the next congress will obliiangly
praut a subsidy for t lie construct e a of
that ocean cabin to Hawaii, il will lneei
the general wish of iis constituents. i:i
grant ius a subsidy of $-10,000 a year to
Z. tk panldiii: at its end of liio line
the Hawau.ui government has done us
share toward the construction of the
cable. It is of the utmost, imponauoe
that any cable from North Am- riea to
the tiouth Pacific; region should be
owned and controlled in the l"ni:-. :
States. livery sal'eguarii should be
thrown around the grant that i-'iiitios
is asked to make. The individual-,
contract in;: tocoiistruet the work sh. nrld
be thori uglily nivi'stigateil as to ilieir
honesty, capacity and responsibility. If
all is satistaetory, then lei congress
make tho grant. We n ed that cable t i
Hawaii more than we need new battleships.
skirt popular.
Il may be t, o
nanie. bnt it wi
regret to th- gn
Smiths that til-
laic now ti
1 alleys be
at and str,
fann Iv . a .
inn.
t
uated in th
ever t he conn: i
Mrs. I'.leeiic
good idea f
called after h
Smith Miller v
credit sh. ul 1 i
still a! : re and
aud f ami iy ;i )
w i 1 hin a s; .
so, t w here so i
t i v w . .s t
::ai
t ha
in
nine
v.
'r. ha.v
v.'.iv t!.-, e,s
i r, "and Mrs.
i as verv w t ilia
ie to la r. M's
ig tr.ha . !'
i, n-et-i,v
runs ilo:
a 1 a vei v
v
fi. a!
t ' 1 11
'.11,
lia'l:;'
the
1,'
l-'lp.
f the
y I.ii..
p. N,h
The life f
faillnnl oiucer it th
charge of his duty,
mot
i
icr polk
i law in
s been s.u
enian, u
the ilis
1 itieed ti
the ever grown";: 1
of American tr. -e
count in the in :
the American :
against hinisel;'. J
demand that the ;:'.
bv one means i r an
on the people ot
I them long i ii.av.
I the wandering, '
fested creature who I::.-- live
dueers of litis country lor
I years, himself refusing i
wasted, ile must go, and
oeity and boldness
It is cue more
t-.t of i la rnr.t ies
a has piled up
is only one more
nip has go; to go,
ti.er. 1 lc ha.-, lived
his count ;y and ruicd
A: iv svni! alio-' f,,r
a
erui
n ti
n in-
past :
Work,
li once.
Tie
Most ,
t no Minim, -r arc i. t .' ,
hi tie tanui .1. ad v..:::,
in the sun :' r tin . .. ;.
t'liiroig a g 1 c c
w, nl.l go to li a-i ,
c. 'keue s; e '.. : 1 1 s v : -o
Shi Iter i-! "!.!. 1', ;:
colli, 1 see t'-i, "i 1 u lite i
t he waist, so 1 ha. i. t i
lb- 'l;s and at t.is -' alio
but t iieir em n o b ,,-k
v, tin-; men w ain, d to -nasi
mu ih s , :ui, r v.-i
otild -or li e lie y h ;,l
New York T-
Slie IVo.ri It.irrj
In re live - a v.
ing to marl y the 1 .
Arilmr Diie.-irow. s:
th e,,h the r. -t . a i
tone ot a h It-, r a
.leiins, n ir a; ; -...
to love, l.ou r.
siay, r of In ; , i ..a,
t!i chanei s , f na a :..
which ih . -: '''. .le..i:
pa.sirow or, i:. !-'
Tiie lc. t, - ; 1!
ce-ve.l bv 1 v - : ,
trial at Cm- a.-o-t. !.
Mrrict ar.il r-.ere
Thomas i ' .a in. v i.
i .-v coiini v ' -. w i a n 1,
hves near Wa ve, -.- .w
married ,:f. ha' I .
some. Ho has b-vu it',
cut wife four t . ;:: a
times, a: l his won- n
thai to the Meets- i
fourth d-vovce. :.i-
The oilier eases eea '.
bill t his is p.fi .mi.- '. :
Cinciitait i t Vc.i: icr
"A
la
1 i
in
an
a the col'a etion a life sizo
o-t a .sent iiig the I'vench
t ula.i 1": ri-lans, who
'.ve.t in rob s of transpar
i ,1 e.vn i't'C side so as to
is-Vl in lo; :g, ga-idv stock
iy legs of these figures
i:i g..: ! ' rs of rose colored
iiat loud ela-iis. There aro
"it, rs a.'t i, hcl. Here is
. e a! ro;;l,-rcd on tho or-
t- t'- short.
!- arils v. -9
.1- ear., rs :!re tiet.
L- inaie bh-ck silk garter,
n,y of i.tglieui. A card
an I: al-au n, blenuin fell
h r at .1 s in her a Dote,
o.h::-a p- n. sal, said. 'If
ve i he be.o . r one of your
as accepted,
ived tho sin
. u. .
gl.t blue silk,
r-'i-i rty of
s insc- iptiou :
' 1.. ': s fair
.,' "e tha : lock-
-v -kin
l ci i.! in."
Y ak Sua.
-al
and ;
Vi
in i :
th.-'
1 I'M
IV s til at i
i .!,. -
f 1,
d inn!
d 1 v
i i -.at w ;
lu a ;aa
--i:i.l w.i:
, ns.
of sea, Do-
Ikyrio's best
has I. one tho
wat ,r, very
at;'! call tho
tee straight
sea and ev
1 e a break
all r.
u Dofouder
these con-
.1 :
have as nine
he W i-athcv
:i.t under
there will be
V.
Dr.
:r:
" p. ' a
!r ' ! -s b
:!:' it-t.w
- in p,
the
mv.
all.
It is net r.ir.isvi.!1. f r the widows and
families of da ceased enioiis to issue a
card iu the newspaper ihauking friends
fur the sympathy manit'es'. 1 at tho time
of the death and funeral of th" dear de-
-, h it does this card In ni
Holder, in the Jackson
1 di sire to return thanks
ni so kitid.y assisted in
part
C-l. Poo -
Mrs. .lohn t.
Sat', mean:
lo all li'e 'SO w
The Sontli Kisht
The south. oiu.;My v i
will have a rcaliy uor:a
tliis year, far in cc -hisi,
. AccoriliTig to t i es
it will b,' f-.i m t'lCo.oo'i.i o
Ot 0 bushels, w . aa li uU at
In.it ed very it, p in la
the except ion of i tt, ii. V
la It.
itli th
inr.r l
A
pr,
farmh
0 r.fi.
i.eeO
the death of my husband.
cil-nteil
the col
Usual it
average.
v hu
il Clot
in, nev
th.s y,
, w i i 1
vai'.'.e
1th ,ii-jh
Sr.i.l!
oilier
aortal
f the
York
.;r. ret:l-tt.
cxp. rt, has
iit rary fan-
Austrian is
ill, aud that
arpt 'y imag
i -t. perhaps
to 'if. Spitz
:ia! way, as
i" r ad which
.si. a; id tho
c. iconechist
: ",rriMnn,
pee of tho do
;1 -h iigri'-ultnre
.'.tingdoii abbey
- ef land, with
homestead and
. only realized
ago the property
. and four years
t!, aged for $70,-
ill 1 -a
000.
It is a It! git eotnpr,:
ernment f the 1.1 -'-v.;
even England hits ;
justice, with one par
its sciitcru-'S ag-i'.i'.st
who were engaged in
attempt to put poor oi
upon the throne am;
cut to the gev
::t republic that
kuowledged the
al exception, ef
Prru.-h subjects
lie late farcical
dil lciii'-.'ii Lil back
prop her up there.
Thf Tcmiltij; of 1 all.
rat la:
It is U-lih
I , an.s
sh.
Ereoliimidge d clav. s that he never
said he wa,s permanently out of polities.
He does not need to do so. His constit
uents have said so for him.
People of unclean minds soo tho mast
impurity.
Ar.,1 now
l.-lie li
His f.n , lie. k
sliei.V, S
Anil all ,1 .- s
The -ih-a '. of f:
Urum i.aa;
At el-1 hi -lath
I I i 11 win in
lie sprinkles n
Atcl tweaks
corn.
lTe tliam- . the answering m.'
An tt-. Iters app'.e, Its-lilll.t
Thus pi,,, Is ho. .huckii":-;. '
lanes,
Assrssins what t)u sprut
rlc'ir,
Anrl levyinir na .he s itaraer'i
Tiio general tax eoc.e.-tor
Ev.yvrt iiuj
1: I-, i.-.n ,-t:,
, 1 .
the
rry ht.
learnedly
the n.erti
st !
tie
IP..
go
J-1 '
show t
At .
T.-vriM Fenr.
-, , d th.it there will be a
, ; :.! the exposition, but
v a '- lie made to prevent
:nig while ti e sensitive
in mution. c want the
i in-ii i li'-eugh wi'hout a
'ell-t ltut .on.
,,w a tin, , -a.c.t
liJit :-..:pea til
hravy itr.n-.
ies iu cw York -iun.
'r.venOl,
Wil il '. e i Ui
ChUi:to V
s;i le Trust.
a ha s "c.-r 1 a e
if th- Pull
re ' an op
: .e t among
t . u tar.
as a man
avi Ui gi-it, remark.