Waterbury Democrat. [volume], September 02, 1895, Image 5

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W.VTKRHUltY
EVENING DEMOCRAT, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1895.
1
KIRS. I1ALLSDAY AGAIN,
3ries to Kill a Woman Attend
ant at Matteawan Asylum.
VLMOST KICKED EE?. TO DEATH.
With the Aaslstnnea of Another Female
RConvlct and l'li-r.t the V.oiMcello Mur
deress Attacked Sll.w WarT, Who Was
Ittscm-d After Kocouiiua I'ucoimcIoim.
Porr.HKKKisiE, X. Y., t-Vpt. 3. Thd
facta about n nuirdarons ass-mlt commit
ted by Mrs. Uzio H.-i.itduy. tho Mot:i.col
lo lliurdotess, on Mi-s i.ato Ward, ;m :it
tendniit at tho M:i,:oiv,in Mate iisr'.um
for insane criminals, wln-rc Mrs. l!n!'.ul.-i-is
oonliucd, on Friday last l:;vo just leaked
out.
Airs. Hrtlliday ivns assisted in her as
sault ou tho attendant by .lane :bat'.noii,
another convict patient, wlm was eommit
. ted to tho asylum for insane i-riiiii:i.''.s
from St. l.awivnro county about three
years ago, niui who is considered tb- most
dangerous of tin? female- patients in the
Institution.
Tho assault was the result of a grudy-o
which Mrs. Halltday 1 ad hi 1.1 against tho
tUtendunt for some time. She had heeu
Itwaiting a chnr.ee to gat even with tho
attendant. This opportunity came en Fri
day afternoon, when ; iss Ward went into
tho bathroom, which ad., -ins tho wamei'.'s
Ward, to wash, preparatory to taking tho
5; ,t-'
Sire". I: U I.! r Y.
nsu.il afternoon "otT duty." which comes
to every atiomia."! inch week. Mr-. han
lion was a wor'v in ta-a 1 at hra-r. at tla
time. While M.-p Ward was wishing her
hands Mrs. Hnliidav enit-tad the t athrooai
With a towel, htv h she 1. untied te the at -tendaut.
"Thank you. I.i.-.'ie." said Miss Ward
as fhe reae',,ed for the
The words were no s.-.-tiar spok -ti than
she was se;-id 1-y i k, Murder. and
thrown to t he -or. Mr-. . Iu.vti. who,
it appears, had e. t.,ird with V rs. Hal
liday toas.-a ;'! thea'i. adaat, t 1 .a: .timpcd
on Mi-s Wa-d s pr. -; rat e f, .i, whi-e
Mrs. H.iUi.lay rm.ii .1 the law. 1 which
she lad lroi!..lu t.i ;.:-s Ward, rate the
lat tor's iuo-.it h.
Then the two era y ."ad rev, -useful
Women kick 1 a ...-if. th. : !
Ullt. ! : ; , - .) . a -a-.!
scratching her fa. . ..! a : . ; a.-. .a.
Th-a scuf'ae wa- . ard ;r. t'.-e wad. at' 1
Miss Am. in 1- :.a arte!.!. : .. w.ih
the help of ---a. two v the : aft CIS. IV
cued Mi-s WrV. fr i . air-. '1
attcrtiiai-tl. a -n 1 a - -'a d . .-. w.-a-i
unconseti it:- ai il ; v , ;;-, -a ' i :l- i.r.:
that she v. , :: .d d e. .- !i v. ve .
on Satitrd ic. and th. a'i i-:a:, ,-i iai.a
badly en da.:e:,--i 'a f he: : .ly was
tth'e to r. an e her .: :: . -.
M:;s. i!a;:a...y a. haa: a h::-
Iheen t!aaed ia ,. e : a - a Tie
i'virmer lie.- K at .a-'v'-a.- to; trans
ferred to the iaa . i : .. pa e-' 1 i a
state l" i on of : a i-, r , - j ,
hi- t'a e la - i . .. ,: t a a.. - ,
I' ' t '! l- - - t i -aae to
Wun am t a ;. . ' : r t . . : a.
This fount s r.rt- t or :!.
Ma to: "i, .-, . i . o ;, ; -, , T ! ,t,.
kirk, who w.. a i -. -'a ;,
Eitn Mariia- , . .a .-. .!iea v. ..a , i
upon 1-y a r
si, C'uha. .a at
the - 1'aa ue.t o
that the Ai,
war and w as
arrived here a
vair and :' a a
T!r (loxrruu
ton tlu- i
ftali-lini !u,
a'
- t la
de:
ad
, ors, and n
Lirblcia , l.Wlial
SlAMh :.-'. I". -a-.,.
Searle. s,-i-- i- :. -, :,
ill rfer tvp 'W '-.
bly killed bv :
foti drowned mar i .
ron. lv;h a-.t , 1 a.- :,-.
Bwir,.n,ii: to " i,-.
wit h tin. iii t le e. y o a I.
so:: i f - "t ie it n. . ! ! i -a-narrow
cica -.- a -an d--
.e.l
Prinrers t
nr. I'M-ata r.i ITer i I ildren.
c. - i a -a : u-.-ali lias
N'.M'i i . pr. -j. ".
been Ic ..ra g ; ),,. i
Frinec t'el. a a. a a . e I
dauttha-r i-f .,:--.
ordered t lav tb - -. : . I
cess, and thai : i nr
Used. Ti e pr via . i r
lerd iy, and .t :- d...
who has ii if til .v I .ol
Will ever have ire b. i
!., has
e it: .1
s to b
v- ves-
a y :
e-i ' '
;on of tluvu.
Cardinal : ibbnu' ?sicrf a: .v Y il.e.-. a ( hcircii
BAl-.TlMon!', Se; a. ". I'a-.liia' I
ssisted I t l; taoa 1' .. :, ,. - V.
-as.
President Ha;-!. f a: y i rv j a ,, v
mni e ern! pt . ,-:--: - : : ae y- -:ai.ae of
fcn iinineiise -oi- -afca: -.!:ia: :d h;
former cl.aaal v .- ,- - !'ev. .' !m i'.
Whelan, pastor o.' ,,,r i i, ,:' Ms;y
Star uf the ;V:i.
"riv.lit Trs.ln V. icikeJ.
HrvTtvt : - r,., ;. :,. ,M-
bound f re, t-l:t ; :--., a n ih - 1 , t, - ,-'n-:na.a
railroad wa wrecked by .-. !a-o, or. al e six
initas west i-f th"! cm. (T,'t : u-, l...d
Bd with .-::i r- .!::-, 1 - - o- ... t . ; e . ; ::-.;-ly
demolisb.-aa. - i'. , a. b: r ,.r raan
wa.s eaupht uitdrr tin- r. a'-, ami i:ii;-..-K-ly
Xilhd.
8ons of Vt-ruitH tr. '.i-t in the Snulli.
ClNCIM N At I. ... The of Vol-
erans hoai their naa.aa! eni-niupmct'.l at
Knoxviile. T. a-:., r-a ; t . - -.. This is tho
llrst meet in 1-y ihe . la. eat ..! o: irimai'l.-ll
south of the dido ami r.aoiate. .oal. like
tho G. A. !!. en-,i-r,Te---a:t' at L.uiisv.lle,
Btarks a new era in t!i oral lastory.
t'.tiit ir'ii Sinli'in D.alh.
SfntTJ(irt!T!.l. Mas- . Sej.t. -' Kdward
A. Hid. i ait or vi il.e a-pi-a.'ic-':! liomo
itcad, died wry ajti-liuija-i la ar. disa.asa.
i bkooklyn briefs.
This nftcruoon John Moriavtj 's 'bus,
drawn hv tour jm-aiu-hii; steeds," dashed
up Hank .stroot?TU route for the ineetinf;
ro ni of the Si I'hotuas cadets hase titill
cluh. The St Alovsius drum coris oc
eupiod seals on the insirte and dis
coursed some lively airs alonr the route.
After ihe cadets had seated' themselves
in the "hii- 'hey were driven to the West
laid iiroiiuds for the purpose id' trying
their skill on the diamond with the St
.loseph"s T. A. society team.
A uia.-s of requiem was celebrated
at St .lo.-fph's church ibis morning hv
the Key Father Zehris for deceased
memhers of the I Vuu e .loseph I'onetow
s'.,v Military association. Miotii forty
members of (he order from I 'nion 'it v
i re in alii -!n!. ir.ee. The heautifu! little
chapel was well tilled and the exercises
v. ere very imprsie. There are eight
di i-i us of (lie I'rince .losepii I'onetow
sky assoi-tat i,,n in the I'uited States and
I nion City has the honor of the only
one in ( 'oniiacl ieu; . The Lithuanians of
Waterhurv are talking of orgnniing a
hranch of the association in the near
ta'.nre. I"::' prir.ee from whom the
society was named was a famous Polish
s-dtiir and perished with a company of
French -oldiers during the retreat from
Moscow.
1'ha failure of the potato crop is a
mailer of much concern to people in
this sect ion of the stale, w hole patches
:u .-mo place- n-' ii'luitii;- i ttonii Hirer-
to i...y th.e epi n-e .;' tr.kitig them
on; oi the itrouutl. 1'he r-'t is the wor-t
i h.:i ha- . r h- u kn. w n i u h- potato
-.' 'p in tills ta-;ai,l, ( ;( l,:ls ..
ci iue so i.-n,-!-.!! that it has - t m-:n of
ill.' oa! -at:!--i-s talking of ihe High;
liieli r: op.oi the j-om:.. crop in Ire-
a' tai i ii a : . a- til: , a r- a ivo . a h eu!-iiiinati-
in tin- famine of Is, 7. The lar-
::a-rs. , -earn ;., he d. a'afttl :,s ;.,
w he; her t !., ;r potrtio, s w ill ia-t lor am!
:"ea: h nili of lane and are ili-po-ii got'
,;,e:n Tor alie.o-i a. ,.tig. The otm-r
taoriii'aa.- a w oiua.n in the .-atllh cud of
the ci! Fought ihree lai-hels ,,f iieahhv
.'Uiiig ii.'-.t- from a tanner w ith whom
-lie ha- Feeii parelr'-ir-;' farm produce
of Slif got l hen; cheap, -he
tuoiig! ;.o7'.. cents a iu;-l:e!. Ia;t -n'niv
I'll- i...:t oi lliell, was ll-eil she loiiad out
mat lie ,a: ,'elia-eil t la-iji a; a high ;igiii'e,
for -In- was obliged to cany ihein .ail of
. !: i . 'i..r and Ft;r , h, m i"n the garden.
' i i- -. w ith ;r -t of t h,. pa, -p'!,. ;, ,
' '. p"talo patcle - a'-.;n !..::, :: ,i ::!;
a --the crop is safer in other pait-ot
' he , -urn! r than it is around iiterburs .
I.e price ot pa: -....a j,,. high. ! in li'ie
a t-al markets in a short time than thev
e or hav e Feeu before.
TAXPAYERS KICKING.
V t'em-lu-r rrejae-ed lor Smith iireoklyn
-nid to ouii- t it.t.-r Hie I a'-a.r I a-a .
'I hero ': - aiiothe'- -r"-;ii " o-. i : . g in
- at-1: l!i-,...kl a, which i- lik-ly to civ
ic ! b;gg. r : uai; a- I han . i r i ,'aiag w Inch
a.- ore 1. 1 r. ,i in t hat s a ! aei of t!ie tow n.
i I; Sector inlormed a n i - 'ier of iln
' M M.ii I, s i thi- a i't. ; noon that ihe re-i-lettt-
and t tpaei s ,.f the -e!ioo di-trict
-.. re orgaai.ed to !;gl:t aga:a-; hair-
'''i I.. !!!'' ma -.ageaiea'. of tin
' '1- i' is :-i that o.
'' :u '.!,- ' e,;.j of eduaa-.i -ii and th-a
:i - '' ' "ard. , :ied f,.r ihe p..-i-'ii
atade :e ).. , i. tn,.r ,, a. her,
'' : n vi ! r-rd t o give t ia in a
-aaag a:ai ... - -.-,-iir- d :or lla- po.'.'.ioii
.' '..He ! his own ! r. e.-.t I a laai a . It
s i ih,- aidi c.a- (.,- mghi .
I'-" .;:, r of MV-'l-llllg '
l-:-.'-;!. !!: re-id. ut-
' ' thft :'a .:.! detaat
a -e ol l hab-e, ,: I.;,,, b lighting
' 'i'- a: i.i'- ; ian . ha; -ia -
'-'icy w:!l I. . i: would I e ditheuit
'I ia t la- ; ia-e. 1 -a; i- i- it a t : i t !ia!
' '-'- oi i -' I,;- -::-ib are
pr.a : y wed wokk. i up ma- lb-- - ,T.,ir
(. t 'i'Y X KWS.
ca-e of Li,.;., b-i-bi, again-'
a I . !.-. U v,-' ia a i , i , -, ,..
' l . I'. I- . . !t w a- a .iini.
pi i to con-.l.e! : i,e tieletidaal
ic lla a. -lb- - ,..' Ha. l.iail.' : ll ill
le a ,.. v a ,..,.,..
" ' Ihe pl'U'i- v!,i ll e-
e-ain om t be pi , ua-e-.
, !:. Ii a:
a in la-
lb
.elileu
an on the
a d bv :h
1 r. --. a; S::n ! to.,.;,
I .''a, right, ll is -;:i
i d"v. n between the inc constituents in the past, and shall in
M. insi.ead wa--.-- the cominc (.'lelhing "ampsign surpass all
' previous efforts in placing before the peo
e. ( o. have i--iied a , . - - .. .
riew oi v, -a,- -bi-r 1 ' y their inspection, p-
. . !;ich c-aaiii-meoii Prtv1 nd purchase, the largest, most
'' 'i c 'iic-a uitig Vatcr- complete and carefully sfheted stock of
" " : !"- ! i lethirg in the N'migntnck Valley. It is
'.'' ' V''"0' 'a' '" rBther early to disenss heavy Clothing, or
11 lb a ii
M U'g:
:v - 1
at I
tai- beet, 1 l
liV
lli-j; l iae in Itoi-henler.
Ibe lll-.fi a N. V.. -apt J. -Thewhoie
-ale oi dliiag -1 aa- ia the i.e i block
own..! ! -, : ii.ei i. i;,,- abcrg A Stei-s,-!
wa- btnnoti a, -. :;;o o'o'.aek this tnorn
mg. l..-s- .. I lii.l.til).
AKw.Ullilll I.HHt NIlEllt.
r-'.!'.ta . Sept -J. r.il.-ick l'eelev.
aged lid. n a- a.-- nil. ,i on Pond hill last I
taaiil. lie wa. suu.U w'uii a -lung!
-t and i- in a critical condition.
i'h -tea- Near;, i- under arre
with committing i he a an It .
hai'gcd
Ma..--1 or t in- ii-.-sis.
,.'bx !:.. oareiia-.-,; ,. ,..;,-,.
II. K
T-'cl. ! I ha t oanei , iein t..o! and sli-.e
i o, 2S and 'l 1-:...! M..in sire.-,, .m-.l will
e a mamtuotil -:;!e, begiuriu::
mo-mag. l' er. pair inn-:
Ti:es.
w i . bill t hi i a day- io i.:. .he room for ta d
ii-ina.i.-r la w ,-:u::b your pur.-c
i in ea; r a.wa a pair oi' shoes.
Nt haol r.oobs.
The puldle and liaroaliial schools w ill 1
open nest we-U. .1. 11. Muiville. mi!
f ast Main Mreit. has a full line of the
hrfaT;.';::;
Mini', o.ieof his specialiies i-a
-i--r dici'om. i v, Is'ia edition, for 1() cents. :
Mr. Mtih tlle aisa has a full line ,.f rcligi-
o-..s aia ad. -, aurl irivcs personal attctitin
to the undertaking department. V
Wants, For Sale, To Rent.
TO R' NT House with nino rooms, city
water, very convenient to factories, at 61
liivur street. Imjuiro at M Central avcuuo.
WANTEP A horse and business wagon.
James S, Carroll. Ill Haldwin street,
WANTED Positi a by a routig lady as
' stenotii-iiiher and typewuiter. Adilress
Stenographer, this oftlee.
IOST. Wiehnnd chain, with half sover
' eisru attached Lost oet een Naiicatuct
: ami Wat. -rbtiry. Lai ;i reward olleied. lto"
j turn to this office.
I I OH SLE. Six room house on Hill street
I L t lw hv mm. Fruit ant shade tr es.
Trice 1 w M. F.Carinody. m tast Main street.
'I'O KENT Tenement of s rooms rnd one of
1 4. on South Main street. Apply to J. P.
Luwlor. i Union street.
F'OIt 8ALE The property on Spring and
Seovill streets with froiitauu of llSVg fee
on Seovill and '.is feet on spring. The ownei
will sell at sacrifice on account of poor health.
For particulars Inquire of Owen Woods, 6t
tSchool street
LTKXIflnED ROOMS TO KENT-Aooon,
r modations for transients, at No. 81 Jef
ferson street. Mrs. Plnce. proprietor.
LISTEN!--
If you tvont to buy, sell or ex
change second hand furniture
or stoves-, or want to exchange
your old ransje for a new one,
come to us, we will accommo
date you. See the Stamford
Range before you buy.
EXCHANGE FCTvNlTVTlE CO.
BLUE FRONT.
2C-27 BiiOTT AVENCl!.
TURKISH BATHS.
Eiecrrical & Massage Treatment
Otiiropcciist.
11 Sprint; street, corner East Malu
opp YVaterbury Furutturo Co.
If you want to sell a horse If yon want
to sell a bicycle. If you want to sell a
carriage or wauon. If yon want to sell a
busitiess or a stock of oc-ds. If you want
to sell a house, hit ev farm. If yen want a
rent, lean or a trade of any kind. If you
waut anything, call on
LANtf & T-HELAN, 2S Exchange Plac
; Friendly League Hall to Rent
i For P.iytiuie and Evening
! ENTEKl'AINMEXTS.
Also for dajtime only, other rooms in
the Friendly I. eigne building lold llren-.-on
library i. Al't'lj' to the supntiutendetit.
Munsey's Magazine
For SeplMiiber out to day. 10c, also
nil t '.f S t'lr ll:!)iT
T. IP. COSTELLO,
Newsdealer and Sttdioiifcr.
25S Bant Street.
"T i I t a
77! 8 J. u -I
A t'o
Accept
the
nomination ?
To coidinne to h- the reliable Clothiers,
II .tters and l'urui-hi ru of Waterbury and
V trinity ?
In Heeepti' g t i-i important trust wo
-hall endesvor to u o it a continuance of
the confidence repos.d in us by our Cloth-
i letuing neavuy vt at u aca wail tor
later communications on this subject.
A Tip Topper.
HATS.
We have them in the popular blocks
Dunlup, Youninns, Youngs, and last and
i est far young men, tan Lamson A Hub.
Prioea are $1.25, $145, $190,
?2.4t. 2 00. tit it) This is 15 percent
lower, .'pulity considered, than yon wiil
... ,,s,-hB.
Oar hats aro all I'Lion made.
E. Q. Kllduff & Co,
4 CASK STREET.
Jr-t Forgot to mention that our BOYS'
DEPARTMENT is rnlv twice the size of
vt fy. mo.
"nJ Fathers shculd bear this in mind, acd
eh.d tbo future statesmen here. The
price8 and qoahty are risiht.
..' . .
(To be oontmTsed )
WE
ARE
ABOUT
To Enter
Our New
Spacious
STORE
142 to 148
South Main St.
Therefore we have but a few
davs left to reduce our large
fs
stock of shoes. To accomplish
this in such limited time we
have been forced to offer shoes
at such low prices that everv
Man, Woman or Child needing
footwear of any description
should take advantage of this
opportunity of procuring them
at prices that can never be du
plicated. C0NL0N
BROS
130 So Main St,
PST" Opposite Soovill. A few doori
above wheie our new store ia being
erected.
Boston Dentist,
111 Bank Street.
If you think of getting a set of Teeth,
whetlitr it be a full plate, or a partial
piste, call nnd examine the improved
iinbber and Porcelain Beta made by DR
WALTERS. Silver and Cenent Filling!,
50 rents and up; Fine Gold FilllBjn, f 1 00
and up; Teeth ClHanad aad Polished. 7i
eeota. Gaa er Ether adssinistered when
deoired. Office hours from S a m. to 9 p.
m. Sundays from 8 a. m. te 4 f. m.
DrWalters.
Ml. R. P1TZ0LD,
Surgeon Dentist.
Fine Gold and Silver
' Fillings a specialty.
Also fine sold and
Berate poreelaia. Crown and
Bridge work. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Tery moderate prises.
Consultation ia English and Ger
man. Open evenincs.
WHITE BUILDINQ, opp P. O.
90 Bank Street, Waterbury, Ct,
k Full Lins of Fishing Tackle
For the fall vaeattea. Compare
quality and prioes.
F.B.Fi!ld,8SSoMainSt.
V3
ATTSX
BEST SET OF TEETH $8
Fine Gold Fillings $1 and tip.
Teeth filled with Silver EOo and 75a
Teeth Gleaned 75 c
Teeth Extracted 26 e
Gas or Air Administered 35c
We never wedge the tooth before filling.
Teeth extraoted without pain, by the nse
of Gas or Ryder's Titaliied Air.
GROWN and BRIDGE WORK
a specialty.
-I Rvder's Dental Parlors.
Dr. jr. Xj. rydsr
138 BANK 8THKET.
Over Mies Fitznatrlek's Mtlllnerv Store, fhe
onlr Dentist br the name et Ryder in the elty .
OUR DISPLAY OF
Hall Stands
Is by far the largest we have made in a
long time. We aie determined to meet all
competition, and though not exactly
Giyen Away
We are selling them at very reasonable
prices, considering the quality of the
goods.
J. M. BURKALL & CO,
"The Old Reliable."
60 Bank St.
UNDERTAKING
In all Is branches.
Telephone to D. M. Stewart, 101 Frank
lin street.
Messenger boy to 0. E. Seymour, 184
Maple street.
jNT "5T O jNT E3
Can Dream Success.
It's quite another thing to win it. When
a business grows, as anvone wide awake
can see this is growing, there is surely good
reason for it. We know what the.ne re.i
sons are. 80 do many careful buyers of
our city. We want more people to know
for the first week of August, you can bnv
at HEATER'S Double Store, 26 and 2t
North Main.
. il Granulated Sugar, for Jt.iw
Fl- ur at old prices. Se per saak
W'aitoi- Baker 4 Co Cocoa. 40 e per inim
Pure Tapi e . Se perl'
Pure Cream Tar"r. 30c per lb. one-qr 10c
The best print Putter !V
Choice Table utter, none bettor. ale
Crisp GUj er Snaps. Lemon Cvokies.
Koda. oywter or mi k Crackers, 6c prlbor!
t His or 25c.
With l Ih of our Oolonfi or Japan Tea. worth
SOc. far 4IK with trial order wefiiveu faucy
dee rated Tea C in.
Boston Hakini; Towder. as eooX as sold.
5 e-ans tor l en ;
The tiet M eha and Java CofTee. sic n,r lb
At our Market. e eut the bet of bleats
The ' est cuts of Porter Hou Steak 2V
Loin if. mid tse. th" best cut of Rib 1 ot
ne choice cuts 10 to we. Sh'ull r Steik ?t,
ltic, Sprinu Latub. hind -luarters. 11c
Heater's DouDle Store,:
26 and 29 North Main street. i
Auction
Sale of
Horses.
September, 1895, at
F. E Benham's,
308 North Main Street.
I will sell mv fifteenth car of horses at
auotion to the highest bidder, and those
who have attended my sales know that I
bring the best there is in the market My
buyer, Mr David Kndd, has been one
month picking np this lead, and he has
bought nothing but choice animals that
are thoroughly broken and good ages.
Among them art several nice pairs, and
some extra geod chunks. AlHosome heavy
horses, weighing from 1.400 to l.fitiO
pounds. Rsmember I sell these horses
with a full guarantee, and give two dnvs'
trial, and every horse not fully as good as
represented can be returned and the money
will be refunded. Horses can be seen and
tried day before the sale. Sale will take
place, rain or shine, and commence
promptly at 10 o'olock.
F. E. Benbam.
A Gup of Good Tea
an Inspiration."
IS I
The market offers nothing finer in this
ine than the celebrated I.i u ton's Ceylon
Teas. We have them in five grades and
consider them not enly the best, but the
most economical teas in the market.
We prize ourselves on our coffees, and
beg to remind you that we are still bot
tling the justly famous SAN GABRIEL
California wines snd are selling that brand
of Sherry, Pert, Cataba, Sweet Muscatel
and Angelica, at 35o per bottle.
The Waterbury Grocery Co.,
163-5 Bank street.
Telephone 116,
NOTICE
TO
Housekeepers
We have just received afiup
Hue for the full trade
and it will
Pay "You
to look over stock before buying
Elsewhere.
A NICE LINE OF
Chamber Sets
From $i5.00 to $i0.
Parlor Suits
From $20.00 to SI:
Everything at the lowest p: i
In the market.
"WE STILL HAVE 1 Li
Winthrop Ring:
Call and See Us For
iCASH or ORED 1
L. E. Lewi
Furniture Storo,
118-120 So. Main b
The Automaton Pmh
Among the uwuy wonderful invr-utioi -of
the nineteenth century few, if any, ur
destined to leave such an indelible iiu
piession or exereise suoh an nniuHtufe-
able inllueurr on the home and musical
culture of the present generation.
i iTThs Self Playing: iaoj
II v' means of a single attachment which
; can be fitted to any piano, tlionsands of
I people unable to play may cultivate and
gratify their taste tor uinsiu. Call nt our
wardrooms and see and hear this wonder
; ful piano
iDriggs & Smith Co,
! 179 BANK tYT.
Labor - Day
Should be observed is a Holiday, not only
by those who live by the sweat of their
brow, but alsn by those who live on the
fat of the land Labor is the foundation
of all wealth, in other words, wealth is the
production of Iibor. Stop labor and the
world is paralyz-d. It becomes, therefore,
the duty of every man to show the im
portance of Labor's holiday by appearing
on that day in your best clothes. If you
have not ot any it is because you are not
up to date It t nkes very little money to
buy a suit of clothes from us, for on our
plan you can dress in th" finest clothing,
ranging in price from ff to $2l. on easy
payments. No sicurity required, no ex
tra charge put on Hundreds of people
are buying that way o us. Vfhy not you?
-THE
Credit : Clothing : Co,
-62 BANK STREET..
Over Ells' Book Store-
Open evenings till S:30. Wednesday
and Saturday till 10.
But One duality,
The Best.
(I'annleted Snrir. ?t P-s for ti on
Creame y Purler in l paua ' pr nts, 210
Quaker rolled while oats. 7 lbs for aso
Native sugnrcnr.d hams, per lb 10 l-
Na'ive s.. gar cored sh-u!dM. par lb 80
Native posk. loan aa-N and far I- u-Us. per lb ye
lYivate plaid. iti-'ii a. .'.Toe. -.jn'i'ialiy blended
for us. better than j.iva. 1 i-i- lb 36c
the e-e kind
Teas any kind you want, per lb 87o
t !st-u-tiero i".tv- u it-d.
Tn any crowd whore j;r n-arias are in ques
tion, viotriko a in-lit '-at.
We soil ::roaorii - I -war than any store in
the city. For lash Only.
IDI3L,I-i03Sr'S
GASH Grocery Store,
17 East Main St. Waterbury .Cimn .
Kaugatuck. Ansonia.
TKLvruoNS 98-3