Waterbury Democrat. [volume], September 03, 1895, Image 8

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WATERBURY EVENING DEMOCRAT, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1895.
Silk Waists !
These Ladies' Blaok Bilk Waists at
$2 69, are' an unsolved problem. They
are made of a good quality of India Silk,
J .11 , . . : I . i.li.
BUU ttfli lUKUt?. lUUi 1U LHI.I, UU eUUlKUlH !
dressmaker would care to pnt them to
gether for a less price than we ask for
theni. We were all but sold out, but a
fresh lot has arrived, sizes, 32, 34, oli and
S3.
Black Goods !
We have a ten-piecs lot of All Wool Ger
man Novelty Black Hoods, '0 inches wide,
that would be good value at COo. We are
only asking 3;c at presert. May be yon
hnd better investigate this offering.
Plaids!
Not as good as the Sitk and Wool Plaid-,
but perhaps as serviceable, is a 25-pUci
lot of G' rmaiu riuid Goods. 40 inches
wifle, at 50c a jard: '25 different styles, re
member, and, accoidmg to our judgment,
every one of them yorul.
HID
BANK STKEET, WATER E V 11 Y .
Jaying Tools . . . .
Scythes.
Sporting Goods
Of every description. Specin
prices to dubs. a c ation S:iv,-;
uii trootis.
such
as
Eishii
Takle. (iuus. liicycies. etc. "Wi
have soinetliiiin: to intero
everybody in almost ecn lim
of business.
P. J. BOLAN,
90 and 94 Bank Stm
Opposite Post Office.
WHITE FRONT.
Telephone 1,
School Days
Are Here,
oys will need seme fixii.i
u) to iXi't litem in shape at'n i
their hmo- vacation.
We are now readv Avilli otn
new stock ot' Kail and AYinti r
Clothing for liovs and Chi -dren.
This department '
tilled to oviT'tiowinu'. and prices
never seemed as low.
Over 1.000 new suits for the
Short Kant brigade, ages 4 to
It) years, price range from
$2.00 to b-.OO. extra o'ood val- !
ues at .oO ami :'..00.
Our Hercules suit is made
with double seat and knee, o!
extra strong material. price
4. 30.
For the- hovs. 14 to 10. who
wear long pants, our Mock com
prises oOO suits of the best in
the market, price.- commence
at s.VOO and up to lo.OO.
Coats cut single and 1). 1.
A brief Historical Review of
"Waterbury. from lv to 1S!).".
can be had for the asking.
Jones, Korean & Co,!
Clothiers, Hatters & Furnisters,
9fi-9S BANK ST.
CITY NEWS.
The board of education will meet at 4 i
o'clock this afternoon.
Nellie Mcilenry in 'The- Bicycle Girl" j
at the opera house to-nij;ht.
Louis , lames hi hhell.i at the opera
hoit-f next Monday evening
o ; ., c c . .. , ; A . 1- . ,
r;::: .
Michael Keete. coachman for C V.
t--. I
stl'V.
riisir tr 'ill pin union!:!, at
' hi- home on Hawkm- slreer.
! The committee mi public lands and
huildiiitrs. in, lice hoard and lie coin-
illlllt"
niirht
on water
'ply will meet t-
A nice! 1 1 1 of the arishoners of the
church ol the Imm.tc ulat
in. (( i 1 1 ,
w il! be held in St Patrick's hall Thurs
II T - '
day e ciiin".'.
Mil li lt i lu-lan. ::i; Mil! street, was
i n 1 1 , 1 yesterday hy ha'u.'; hi- lej;
e:tu".ht 1 lei w : ,'n i , hea I'.n rcls. 1 r
Me "OV d I'l's-I'd ilie lirilises.
Article- of in
: i. -
po .i it i a re oci ai:
li.ai" out for the I uion -s "i:d , lub pre- j
Marat or to rent hi"; t ho Schlcel buildim" '
I'lc criminal si, le of the .lisn-Vt court
ijvii-.! thi- moriiinir and adjourned until
i' ins, i mi -in i,t ii'iM;. iiii- t : : i
:-U- opened and adjourned uiud to-mor-
'
Th'
. , - . .... . .
iitninae association HhM ail 1
-pe.
laliv iiniioftaiii tiiceuny: tli:- ieii-
! the i-i.IIMMlt at 7 :.-. l-:.'l-v lilea,-!
b.-i' i. i iii si. .! to iii il,. -in etVoi-i" i.. '!.i
ut.
. V i i pei-si.us havine; hills against tie- j
; o n ,,f ah -bi"-y a re reiiiesti d to hah I I
I l.eiii m bet i ire i pt ember li. a- tin- bo.iKs
l; ;.. i ;) I.. .1. ,. .1 :n I. .. .
l.lll llll III " III- .ll.-l !:l- Mill ll,le 111
n ait tor the new year.
lu a lootbah I'onte-t at New- Haven
e-terda the N . M. . A. team w'nippe,l
he Thistles of the Kim ity by a score
t the e-onis pi iiie. A return ""mo will
be phued inlbi-cit v on the e-i Knd
.f hum's on rii-iiiUsj, jvhie; uinrtiiiijr.
I v ink I louainte. w ho pitched for the
W aterhury M am in Merid-ii estenl-;.
:! i. out "ti men. li:: 1 t iirec p';i -oi; ; - .
I'be M, liiiell- -core,! only in the lir-- two
Mini!";-. I'oti.lbeh it' lie lei 1 '.''eoil
-upp'-rt the Merideu- would not hae
en in it .
I lenry ( cilliLTan and Mi riithertne .
ill I ' 1 1 r Wt'le tuJITi- it e-;ei-,:i- ,it I'll
burcb ot the Immaeul.tte i otiecpiiori o
lie lev 1 .Uiler lloni,.. Mi--I
li due!-. -i-M r of i j,,. l.i-s, le. w s la lid ol
loimr atid lliomas cm as.-i-ted tic
idle Ml efblirx - i;i
1 1 llo e- 1 ,.n K li -;
I the Meri.lei
.lav alornoo
d V'. tie beaten h .- -c. re . :
" Li.'UCe W i- ' 11 lie--'-ii b
II - . :.d per-oi ' s. 1 1 . ; 1 1 I o?n
olii be ii 'I!"V.I ia erbur . ;l !
pi a I ' be .!! .I ol I be I .: i 1
Mr- Hai.ii:.!'. -,,-,.,.. ...:v, 1C.
la . IJl the le-!- ieaee . u h- r V
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I
row alter
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a: b, d on w hi,-!' Id- t , :-a
ed I be irrap-r. II. w.-i i in
who I oa i i ; I! II he t le tl iii he
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, ere !!1 I'll', l-e,. ot the !"
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divi-d.!, ,:.-C hei
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C'i iin I o I he t-a icu lai ion- ol ,1a a-tron-
oiuel's tl'.e ilour- ol the e.-lip-,. w ih he :
b'. ii en;. a- penumbra, b : ;7 p. :u.:
niooi. eiit.'t - -iiad'.w. 10 p. in. : total
".lip-e bceiu-. l i ;tn; p. i.i. : mid. lie
, dp-.-. 1 :' ' a. in. : total cc.ip-e "ii.l-.
1 a ' ' :ii7 ;i. :n. : iii' , -ii 1 1 -a .- -had. .. . 2 :dd
a . in. ; moon ..i . pe tuimbra. I :ln; :' 1 1
.1. III. A Clirioll- ieaiUl'.' ".bout , In;.;,'
eclip-e is t hat aithoiiirli in" ear; h i-. ii-
1'. 'C t i ' ill t 1 I ' 1 i 1 1 e o t' , i 1. - i ,!, ' - fa -
; . iie creep! the moon - li".h t In- ,,io. ai
In er t M ire.. tli-appe.aia-. it i- alw.e. -i.
ab! ii bun i n.ii i d. e eu itl a total i-cKp-e.
l'1'..'l'e w efe t hi ei- i-lil nr. for tile lace
: ' be tl 1 ' in i; pa ! b . i - erda a f ! . i ,,,, . . . .
t ill !l,'ot''s I a hi. def '.o tl iil'-i prize
a lid e apt 'i ' ed I .-. i t -tb. i bi:-hel . . i . a I -.
Mb-hael huria '- l'.or-e cam.- h, -.-.'..;.,!
a ml as a w at ti. .1 !i ftea n bu-be'-. l'.i.
tdiiette's Itroi.io '.mi- :: li'iic tardv in
a j t a iiii"- al the jud .''"- -land and had
to be ,'olUent with It'll I HI -I ! 1 -. Ihe
ia. it., s w ere M .---I - I ia i pin ; o. n 1 i n i-
and !.,." illl'l Mi.'ll i. WiUerbliry. 1 he
t me of til- heal- w ii- "d. .".:!.' ."i; and
-c on.ls. A ti ,r i h- ru nuini;' r;u t-. N.
. I hater t I . .1 1 ed his ha ii.l-,.:iie
hof-t a-dlill ! hi- N. W. li. Tllle heals
"' :l 1:1,11 v' i'e b'o'.b-d. th,-
. -nil. mi hor-c". nil" two ..ut in ibe
I hne. I he I was um euen. but a a -
-aid to be something w iiii-h wit! .-uri.ri-e
1
ii'.i'st
lo the republican members of tl
r"iin of (M.iiiuioit roitiit'il is dm thr
, ,f.iu t avertin, a hi, ti".,, a, the
in": ol the conn ot common eoiuit il
w nicn was c.iiieti tor last ui" lit . Ihcre
was -..me schenie o foot and the deimi -
i i .'..ii..
,,,,, on ,1,. -lOIIIItl f.ll 11 , lllil
primetl for the Hay. hut for some reas m
the board hail that power if it wanted
use il, and a notion to that ell'ect w:
I put ami carri. ,1 w ith a whooii. an,l in a
I ii i - .
iiiv an rv mirrvui upstairs to hoar
Mayor KiliiutV make a spoeth at Ihe opt u-
iiii; of the ti. A. li. lair.
or oilier the republicans seemed afraid to line of boys' school clothes and invite i ' j ' i w: . . TT
face Ihe m.isi,'. autl hefore ,he altlermei, mothers or fathers to call. brea.d " f than the sword and p-n VOur money.
r..i i. ..ni ,.i ;,. ti. ;. . . ... cnmbintd, t eoame it is the staff of life . .
I b e.V o , Tl , , V , e"1' '" i"'.,'' A" IL De bas peUPd the 8tor9 at 33 ' "hen made on the home made plan, such ; Prescriptions
M . :' " , ("; ;V, W''r, '.-'V,ili; Pl. Paints' etc. All work promptly ex Entire Wheat Hread. I make it from old pounded at
1 . , . . . ecntea. floor, eweet milk and comr,rtstd wast . i .
, ma oi u.e i a m oi .. ci ion i o i it-Una n a. - T. . , . . , , , , ,, , . . , , ,r V. .' rue HIV.
!-,,,.,,:,,,,,',.., ; ., , . . . It you want the latest styles of fall oats which is the only method of making sub- .
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wild manseen again.
ONE WHO SAW HIM, SAID HE WAS THE j
DEVIL HIMSELF.
, Thri'o Hired mmi of t'olf brook Have n Bnt-
W.h M,m Cu, Off the T,P of One
f His r mBers.
Morris r. l.acil inn three inreii men
of ('olehrook were harvesting
ierday mortiitii; on a remote part of Ids
farm, .lust across the pasture from the
; I hem is a dense p.ucii oi v. onus.
.his't hetore .-un-.'t one of the men. named
t'red I i ilil. haopeucd I
look up and
--t tin I i, i i t i.'i' OI !Mi' vl .1 tlVIIl I
in
rim: at at him between th
liars of
I he rail fence. j
It is the ,'ievi! himself:" yelled IVih!. !
dropping his impiinient and takiuto his
heels. Tie' other two men followed his -eaiiti!e
and Maxell not their sli ps for
bush, ho" or brier until thev had safo'.v
, .i .- . i-. . :.. .1 " i '.
i i.in it atlt u ; lieutse i es oi i lie coi u -e -
i'his struct tire is a: some lint- (lis-
i ncc I rem lie' ot her farm buildings, aiul
,i cry s. ...;i t , ,e tn-'hl. r.ed lured men
'e-ard a 'im: uix 1 -nulling uu iern. ath
.in hotuo u iii i i-ttti'-; nn iiiiii
po-!- - veral feel above the trrouuu.
The' ilu n perceii. eti i he -I'tiii '-ii'ii of
I : I . .1,1 , ... 1 I , -..
u -e n-chin"--iround for cracks
""(- J" "'"S
""'' iioumi :" "'- '
hlooil of ihc hifeii lllell sltittl.t cot. -ea.l
- tie", s-iv, a clapboard ripped o.l'a;
a i.ae. hairy liaiul pokctt tnrouuu i i li
"l''
'
ft. ;lc.
eo: Na:;a r. w h ' had retained !.
-ion of hi- hoe. aimed a blow with 't
tin- hand. '1 ! l-iade cut cleaulv .Y
tile I'M ot Oil!' ol til" tineevs. av.'l a
i i ri::hi lu! bowl outside ccoinpanieil ;he
rapid w i hbraw a I of t he lend.
: i ii" w ild man hurled his body iigninst
j the corn hou-' with a terriil'n' ioience
;,!,; tlueatened b, knock h Iron, its
j Hal: po-t-. 1 he imprison.-,! hiiftl men
li:i.l ixit-.i ll.eiiis.-les m. for lost when
the welcome soiii.il ot shots and shouts
, , re heard.
doen men. headed b ( on-table
! H il ton, had ai iiv d ju-t in 'the nick of
'blM-. Ill', ooene.i lire on the wild
.nan a- be bound, d aw a v. lie .,, ,1
,,, b, huil.b.e. -urh was his -peed that'
.tIi ,!i-;aue, ,i .-ill pur-uil. Moi"
i hau aiie. Oie hired 1 1 K'ii came forth
, - an i he corn hou-e. X.mler has the
i ',p ot the wild man's lineer. which i- '
' armed w lib a tour inch nail, a- a ne-inen-
! i" ! '.li ,a eiiiure.
; vtr- i uiverot i olcUrook -an tu.' wiui
man i'l 'le' road ami ran lor her 111".
: i hi : ol I'oiit V heeler ,,t ii:si...l ai.d
;ie ineii ate haaiiii". tor him and
-bo.", him on -i dn .
PURELY PERSONAL.
here WatrrlMiri I'ei.j'le nri' iiitii- r.n
I he s tl til Ilie :-.
Mi-s Mabel S-oclvWel! i-vi-itine friends
e Ihil.lill.
The M --- Katie I'unti and Nelib
i-b!aa.l ot New N orU ell V arc vi-i
ill. ii . ou-ie. Mr- .1. I ie.ii I II, l.U
l . I . N'. aa- r. t urn.
from from New-
re lie had be. n
..a. lite: a I.
Mi-s V lb
i la - v:
Wa-hineton
liilliaer-. ha
n to li'iend-
d.
'Ida -ma- -incus of thi- city left
,i- -: t ; .r c i ; ," a l rip t .. 1 -ela ;;-i.
Mi M:i''C K' !1 f. 1 ! i by. w la. h.i
en i-ubiu re'.a'ixe- in thi- cil . ha
:;irm 'I liotif.
AMUSEMENTS.
i i-i-.in -!"au-t
au-1 .
'will be pi'otl u
,pat a h-.ii-e 1 h ii i-i i.t '. lire.
M..ii
ilat 1 ,' ! U ,11 . d (oa 1 be -"...
M " I '.,i 1. i i" i" la ; d
follow. .1
i..n- which
-.ii v i-c ue
o !ii"' t
and pro-it-
'iiaple- t lit-
lb- l',ic etc
plot to the
ai,
"The Tie' i'l,
M.-Uenrv. a u
Ni
w. I ;
tb.' at I ' '""i urn a! 1 1
e ef'i"." itl h-'f U-'W ICa'.
I , i rl ." l b. re is ia -I mo
1 .1 I . IU! i' i i Ves Mi-s
i .. .r! u nit v to mal-.e inn.
in op-
ini(ticr Ilre.ki-niaa Ivil'.i
u
i N. u:w ai t;
Sept :. William
' ''Iba a. a !
- run , er i
e-'erdav and hi
i i ''.i'i i . i M i ii : i r
til
led. TIMELY TOPICS.
Tenements for rent by Owen Woods.
The Knox hat is sold only by Gilluior,
the batter, m Waterbury.
Twenty-five first-class eanvassprs
wanted. Apply to Mr Crofut, at Cooley
house.
Iloffniin house restaurant and bar for
Bale.
F.Iks' chain lost. Liberal reward for
finder.
Tbe Miller ,fc Peek Co have prepared for
fall with a full line of seasonable goods.
Klaubets art, a sj o.-iaity this week.
Tor the tuxt f.-w days Damon & Shippv
1 will sell men's russet shoes at a big Baori-
fice. U-tid the list
Incretisint; iiusiness has forced the Credit
ciolhlnr; Co to enlarge their store. Cull
ami seetntm.
...... ... . . T ,
Fnir deahpci is the mlii at .T. M Rnr.,11
,t Oo's. That's how they are masiug so
t.-n - , , -,
! AlTuu 1 1 t?
' ...
-u.u uiB o ui umuama is attract- .
iou the. attention of Waterbury. The'
nriees thttv onote ar nmisnnllv low
" i l -s".
Jones. Morgan 4 Co have a very fine
at the lowest u rices in Wnlorhnrv H M
,w tIS .sJ 11T C! - a U T..:
. i ii, ni nuKk iii ouuiu iuuiu sir re
wou"1 to see you.
I ir;n T7 r r:i i n. . - .
i " 111 KX wnpi toe uomina-
tion? Ke&d hia new adTM in the Dio-
Qrjjjjjg Goods
We are showing full lines of every-
thing pertaining to
MOCRMNQ MILLINERY GOODS.
Thin week we desire to oall special atten-
tion to our display of mocrning
Hats & Bonnets
As we now have the largest and most
varied assortment ever shown in the city
MOURNING VEILS in duq'i veilisg,
silk, and face veils with fancy loardera.
. CHASE,
fcZxchtSnoe Place.
f 3 TT 3 T
SfCJUU naUU JilCyCltS. j
T ,; , T ,,, To . ,
Lilies' Sia-cial. used 4 weeks.
Ladies' t,eiil. used 6 weeks,
La !,' ohimbia.
fjet.ts; Viet.-r.
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S8 0U
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IS 00
aj-n
iis.oii
t niiiTu tviThorMnrtA cat
(i,,nts' i.ru.iiiui st. ao.uo ;
Hoy-.- (sin-ill tin" s.. i
'..'."Tr" intcst linnnt jucii LE
Aid I es ei . ,y
K;Dl:il-'Sin th
el' V-
iiei airing neatly
d ine
R t 1 1 G; iT n ' O
L-. V Si O w 119
13. 15 17. East Main at., I
j
The Miller I Peck Co:
ElEtn3Sl"tS.
ww.
The chilly nights cnll thm to mind. We
have been selling a grrat mDy and hop
to aril a great many mora now. Price and
quality are right. That's why we have
sold so many.
p r J
UreSS OOOdS.
The first early fall arri'ali. We ae
showing soma hanuaome efteeU in small
cueele. cheviots, bouchs, twatds mohairs
and BurUlU cloth, all priors,
Pluette.
The best fabric mada, warranted to be
nnnn-ctea by rain, mud or salt watar
Ask to i-ee tb diffrect ijuditias.
What the Eoy Wears.
Good enough for htm means a jrnod
tW.l Hi e'.rmentK unlit stand hardt r
w r t!iu hia t-iiher'n; W have that kind
oad jou can save jour money also.
Children's Reefers.
Vv'hat they want before they get their
win: r ct ats. The pilot ft are ao little thai
i; wol t psy tij lert ttje children feel
c'lilly
At 3fic, 2' pi-cts 40 inch changeable
0 vt-rer., great valae.
tadies' Separate Skirts
Everybody now sells skirts at reduced
oilers bnt they are Ktirrally odds and
i-nds. ll.-r y u will find Doarly as large a
stock as .my time thin rnwiou and at
p.-ice about half the usual. They mul
all gO.
Table Linens.
The a in c.aniak at 75c and 8 )0 bus
t'.iuir. iiLit d to 5 pieces, nhich won't last
oyer two or three djs In all our rx-
pfrieitcp v.-e nver saw such linen
At IbV, Sttnit -thing ni'W in Otl'.itlB fl.n-
I n' U "atidsotne assortment of patterns.
The Miller S Feck Go
LACE CURTAINS.
A"' no longer an extravagance. Of coarse
, the giz- of th p oofce tbook baa a graat daal
to tlo with the style of Curtain selected,
but onr Curtains are all in good tasto and
i in accord with the prevailing style, and
j whether you pick out a pair costing
1 75c or $75
Y in are sure to have the best it is possible
to retail at that price. We are showing a
lare anti ccmipreu.eiii.ive line ot
NOTTINGHAM LAGE,
BRUSSELS NET.
IRIM t-OINT.
OA I IN Y PHRTAINR
i
; 1-f.YPTIBN I n P JA
MU8LIN CURTAINS.
Ir White, Ivory and
' W 11 tilt II 1 I aiu
Ecru
liolorirtg.
The L. F. BAASE CO.,
15S to IPS GiiAND Street.
KELLY
Hs his hay all in and drops the price of
, WH-itiburQ-CrosbT Co to 4 30
' . ,
If you give my man an empty barrel.
. . - ..
This s all old flour and U will make
mere bread, whiter bread and lighter
3 if. 1 , - -. . ;
' ' "",,.7" i f P " , ,
HLHntml. diiieatiblc and sweet bread.
KELLY
v . j Tl
j WPf Jtlfl FrmAT
kidmore
49 to 53 South Main Street.
k TELEPHONE 154-12.
Do not miss an item in this
each one.
We offer the following at about half what the goods cost to
manufacture. Among these goods, will be the following:
1,000 yds all wool colored
urab and other colors at ISc a yard, tiood value at 08c to 4oc.
9Si yds of "Sanitary" diaper,
i5oo:varcl, usually sold at oc and
j
983 yds of furniture cretonne,
lounges, chairs, curtains, etc, at
'20c.
78-4 yds of fancy outing flannel
;i yard.
Eifty doz of pieced towels, suitable for shop or common home
use at 5c each usuaiiy goij for i oio
1,350 yds of yard wide blue heavy print goods, usually sold for
i v;c a yard, bold Aa ib at 4c
Skidmore k Turnbull.
CHILDREN'S WEEK.
This week we have reduced the prices in our
children's department. Parents should avail them
selves of this opportunity. The sale in this depart
ment will last but one week so don't miss it.
White.
LUCY
!
11G State Street,
j New London.
SHOE DISTRIBUTORS,
WARNING!
Or if you plce your orders or make any contract before
you see our beautiful fall line and get cur prices you sim
ply lose money. Furniture, Carpets, Crockery, Stoves,
Ranges and everything necessary to finish the house com
plete. r:r'F.HTAKTXO nEPAKTMF.XT-All the latest Funeral Fnmlchlno. t ..lt
f,,, Prn,t Vllonlinn Itmi.nnnhln itrinea Vinl.t r.iu itrnmrll. -
, District Telegraph office. 6 East Main street.
Boston Furniture Co.,
Mammoth House Furnisher and Undertakers,
111 SouLtli Eauin Street.
Cash Or Easy Terms Of Payment.
M. Bergin &, Sons,
Undertakers
And
Funeral
Directors.
The best equipped house in New Eng
land, with everything of the most modern
type for the business. Hacks and Hearses
of the best and everything contained in
the one building.
Gor So Main S Scovill Sts.
jpe Telephone. A night clerk. Am
bulance on call.
ow is tlie Time"
TO Et'T
Sageafs Bed Bug Killer
""SA SURE KILLER,
Nugent s Boach Extcrmiaator
' e Will guarantee Or refund
Any physician's
accurately com-
the lovest prices in
Nuflent's Pharmacy,
Oobsbb of South IIaix & Soovn.1, Sts
John F. Fallon, Manager.
k Tnrnbull.
"ad". You can save money on
twilled flannel in navy, scarlet
short lengths, at 3ic and -tc a
a yard.
j
iust the thins- for coverine
7c a yard, usual price 12-ic to
at 5c a yard, usually sold at 10c
a yard.
SHOE Store.
& HTZGEKALD,
88 Bank Street,
Waterbury, Conn
If vou do not take atvantage of
our SPECIAL August Sale
W. J. SPAIN, UNDEKIAKEB.
E. T. Turner I Co
While this weather rnges nnd work is
worry, every man who attempts to do any
thing is surrounded by about seven othors
who watch him do it. They say that such
a fashion is peouliar to Amerioa, and it
certainly is our fix. About every other
establishment in the town has snccntnbed
to the weather and finds its only occupa
tion in watching us work. For their
amusement and the public's benefit wa
propose to keep pushing as long as the
Lord gives ns strength and onr bnyers
give us Bargains.
White domet flinrjel, the 8c quality, at
3Je a yd.
All linen dish and hand crash, we say
all linen, at 3Jo a yd.
Large sizn Turkish bath towels 36x20,
reptilar 12Jo goods, at 80.
1 case 10-4 white crochet quilts from 75o
to 69o each.
SEE OUR SOUTH WINDOW.
Lawns, dimities and organdies from 12 J
and 15c, at one price GJo.
The best 12o outing flannelette at 7Jo a
yard.
Remnants of black and colored dress
goods at half prioe. some rare values at
this ceunter.
6 pit eps blue and blaok storm serge,
from G'J to 6O0.
Tjt-t of fancy silks for waists and dresses,
all this season's goods, worth from 75o to
1 00, at one price. 43o a yd.
A few left of silk chiffon jabota at 2o
ea.h
Dress trimmings at3o a yd.
12 colorings all wool ou inoh flannels,
splendid roods the regular prioe of which
13 GOo, at 33o a yd.
IJN'ENri, f3 inoh cream table damask,
vt ry One and beautiful, has sold for and it
wcrtb R So, at 4'Jc a yard.
72 inch blaacbad table damask, really
worth 1 00, at 69o a yard.
72 icrh bleaohed table damask that can
not be matched for less than 1 25, oar tale
prioe 8U0 a yard.
E. T.Tumer & Co.