Waterbury Democrat. [volume], September 04, 1895, Image 5

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WATERBURY EVENING DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1895.
JURORS IN THE OELFRY
Entire Court Visit the Scene of
the Church Murders.
THEODORE PUEANT'S TKIAL BEGUN
District Attorney H n-Tif j f!-.y In Ills Open
ing AtlJrss .that tlia Mate Is Prepared
to Sbow That tho Voting Student Com
mitted the Crimea Ho Is Accused Of.
SAX FkaxoTsco. Sept. 4. Tho trial of
.Theodore Hiii'u.il was begun. Tho court
room was iTiw! ".I to hear tho opening
statement of iJi-ariot Attorney Uarnes.
At tho request u theuolcaso all witnesses
in the case xvco cvlu.ied from the room
during i he address.
Though thi eot'.asel for tho defense said
they xvo.ild bo wilii r.s t.i have lhe Blanche
Lament and Minute Wiiliams cases tried
jointly vh"rt tho di.s'rha attorney referred
to the finding of Minnie William.;' body,
tho defendant's couu.sei objected to tho in
troduction of anything relating to tho
Williams nuinltr. which, ho said, was tho
basis for a separate action. Tho court
said ho would permit reference to tho dis
covery of tho body of Blanche Lament.
At tho Rtijt s,'i-s; ion of tho defendant's
ttiiruey ike court ordered thut after re-
TJi:oooi!E nnnANT.
cess tho jurors, iho defendant, the judge,
the oflicial stenographer in !i;.r;:-. of tho
case aad the siuviu visit tho scene of tho
murder.
Tho emirtro rai v:n thron.iod. Thtrnnt
was drossod with especial euro. A dainty
Cower graced ! ho hut lapel of his black
coat, his pray trousers were carefully
creased, ami his ten shoes were brightly
polished. His father an.l mother were in
court.
District Atti rn.y l.-.rnes. who made the
opening address for the p.rt., said in
part :
At tlitf. p.-!::: in the trial aud before
proceeding w'.th the ' idee.ee it bo. unit s
my duiy us th - re,
pie to lua !,. 1 1
stat.'ir.e-:'. ;
:!at ivc of t'.e peo
: 11. d the epee'ne
i ..e , p.e,l;:; stnte
h a l'v i n in the
:';. r should it 1 e
ttpen the facts.
v, i vrit wiili yon,
. i! r.il Iji.tl: ;
- merely a state-
". tii prove
1 t.e which th v
v : . 1, :
merit slpou
liht of t, : .
rojratdi as :. :
I. should p ,
nor :-h. :
nit:i:r.s i '. . : ...
went of v ' r. i
a stai , .
intei-.d to s '
tipen v :. . h : :.
a ver-.r :.; y .
nwe.v he m ',.
th.i'' have c-.v '
i:i i!i.i st!,;
riLclare .
rot iiily .-' r.: t '
r.ini o. i ' -A t . i :
with il e ! : .
. . . .1 ;: : 1 1 -li siaill bwc p
: . - : ".; t he n ehniealitii s
i i-: luir.it pru-.a-e'lill'is
. 1 '; .-a -".. ::r and k!i.", 1
'a . I v o l.ve in is M.vsed
' !:i;l a .fald eifl s of IlatU".'
.1 u is ftsrih, r Miw
cart rise a! o- the ter::t ! envir.-r.tnen-.s
that .,. r: ' . : . rl a'tt a a. I punish the
ct'inte eena:.':,.i . 'a 'he tutr.r.er reanirel
aad ih a a:. tle.i by ail laws, liotii hunum
Uilil li.viae.
It:..a !:r f.ri tsuint'a Cnrepr.
We wl'l i v v i the- in the month of
Fept
l!.a!..''i. I.atttoat.a yeti'tij
ja c.i me to Sa a
la mo a! '.rl'l.ai. Mutt..
the m. hi I'.laiata f Caii
. ... : .. : h.iieli. S::,' wi v.t
. r f.. in: ,t.d v... ii', Mr.
pirl a
1- ainr: eo i:
in the ia.p ; 1
foraia na: la
to resah : '
u:u! ('. -
of her .- a , ,
c'aaa.'il in -'
n si.
Fho wa ; i i i ,
in;- aim i -. :
partie", t!a ..:
mem a.;; i
h time
she was
uali Apia:
. ! was nm
-. a .,' :he word.
.li"?'. li an- keep-
' l.a 5.C.. : attended
la".' l laees , a" amtl.se
ny , a ii h. r r ia; i vv s.
We will ) vc :! a; Ilan. he 1
lifetime was v . li- : , i. .-ii-
at in her
1 vet not
well e:im. .-;:
ta.ated v. a;h th.i
v.as in fa- '.a
X'tirunr : tna' i v.as in. t a.;' a. el
companyia,.- .: I i-. lv, a: e'aua h ami
prayer moi iia a be wais a caller upon Iter
at her aunt's aou-e; that upon the only
occasion upon which s'.ie ever wen: any
where i-it!. any y, a r. ; lea l. as fa:' we
are info.a,
aftcruunn i:
vl-itei -lie pal; one
many will: i)i.r at. V.'o
r ) as
.. .ife
fti- a
MIX'S IK WU.t.IAVS AND P' ANTHi: I AMOXT.
Will give you a. hi - ry i"" la r life and her
movcm aits as ;, r as. we are able up to tho
Hd of April, taa'a in or.ler ihat you may
form a jus, uppr. riut a :: of (he character
and the liatats ci tiii- u;.i",.r".:r.ate yot:ng
irl. We will .ov you 1., : connection
with the del aal. .a:, and w e will slv.ov ;.oa
the reason why wh-n t!a muni. 'red body
of l.lanche 1. annua was found in the
darkened h, lay cf Fin iinul church and
tho ipucstian - praa - T: ai t'.e lips of every
resident of this city , i f this couiury
"Who is the muiah :a rl -'' every one an
swered Durant.
Whu: 'tie Sin'.e Will Show.
Why is it that tho state answers that ho
Who was responsible for the slaughter of
this yaana; lite is illla'ii Henry Theodore
Durant; lV.irr.ut, miee the friend of
Jilalielie l.an,.au; llurant, once in charge
of tho Siimliy Sri;, ,d lihraiy; Durant,
inco lassl.aaat si.jaa inteiiilent. of tho
Ihnae.ual Se.ai'.uy .-vho,,'.: Durant, once
the eleearicluu v.'l:o laiav the ins and outs
of iho giaat 'uu.'i'.iing: Durant, once the
handy imiii and ,;a, li of ail trades at tho
church, and ncev Durant the prisoner
and on trial for Ids life:-" We shall show
Durant':: connection with the crime and
slir.il demonstrate, by irrefutable aud un-
0. v!
1
unswerable evidence tfiat lie ana no alont
committed the murder.
If wo show you these facts, if wo show
you that Dtirant mot this ill fated
pirl on the day of hor death; that lie
accompanied her to tho church; that he
was seen to enter tho church with her;
that he was seen aftorward in tho church
clone; that illancho Lamont was never
seen again by human oyes from tho mo
ment when she entered tho portals of
Kmanuol Baptist church with the defend
ant; that iu tho church wero found her
dead body, her clothes, hor schoolhooks
showing that 6ho had never boon homo
and that eho had gono straight from her
eehool to her death; if wo show you, as wo
confidently expect, that no one but tho
prisoner could havo committed this out
rageous and horrible crime, we Khali look
to you as citizens of the great state whoso
reputation for justice and for enforcement
of tho luwe wo, as its oiUcers aro trying
to uphold, to lender your verdict that tho
prisoner at tho bar is guilty of murder in
tho first degree.
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.
The funeral of Hubert J. IMcOi'.tth
i oak place from his late residence on
Kiveia-ide street at 2 o'clock this after
noon with services at St l'ai rick's church
aa! interment in ( alvary cemetery. Tin1
pallbearers, all members id' rimmix I'-u-a'iueCo.
,. 1, were William Keiaran.
ti.b.u McCarthy, .loltn F. Walsh. Mat
thew 1 !in!, John lloiran and William
-cully. The company lias appointed
.loltn' Wright, Ktlttaial Williams and
'iilin WaWi as a commitee to draft suit
able res, dui ions tube picscnuul to the
parents of the deceased.
IlcMilcnt s of South lJivorsido and
Simon streets are luivine- a jolly time
over the order of the court of common
council, recommendl'iii;' that sidewalks
e laid in front of their premises. Al
ready some of the property owners have
complied with the order and others have
have arranged to commence lite work ai
an early dale. As usual on Mich occa
sions, a lew have not taken the Mii;hlct
am ice of the order and unli ss someone
el- alii i-tba-e panics the place i;l be
:u as bad a cotalt'. ion lhi year as ev, r.
! 'ho ft reel inspector -humid keep a strict
lookout for the law dale, and if the par
lies show !'o stilus of muvine; in the mat
a'rat that time, it would be the proper
ihinsr for him to start in to do the work
and cbare'e the expense to ;he nblit'.ine;
iaopettv owners.
The Italian people are considerably
.vorked up over the projiocd law ""ivitifl
.lie olice the power t o search 1 hi an lor
. anccahd weapons. if the orditiaiHC
"ti he put into force it w,iil belhe means
1' tairieiena' the cily treasury to the
uiotinl ol-e-, oral Iminlred dollars i he first
a ne a it it- after il be.a:ie opera! ivc. tor
t is s lie to a-sei! that almosi every man
if thai ela.-s of people have from live to
en ibtlereni kinds ot deadly weapons in
tiur.U ami rarely eeruoes oni of the
a ai-e wiiliau; on, 'of I lien: iu hi- pocket,
.ii li.ii.in v. ho ha- lived in W a'.erhurv a
a aal , : of i ears and wli.i deplores the
. lei a;s teuileiu'ics of his em 1 1" " mi n in
':'- i i;y once to!'1, a r.'p.ir'.er of the I km
i.'VI'ihal '.here was ma euoueli .,w in
,ie I nit.., I to prevent Italians
.ran larrviiii; w eapons ot" otleuse. for he
id. I hex did not consider themselves
wloUii tliem. M,e! of tin la. he
w ouii! not liiink of eo'am to bed
a; ph'.-ii'.e" a eup m within ea-v
.lb- a
.all.
CARD OF THANKS.
1 v.a'-h t , r, a a rn my
thanks t,i the
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he , :nrl .v, s
nvre, Pi,,
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: a.. .I,.,..,
I
meat
am. 1 ;
jlKl.iUIT L. TAVI.or.
CARD OF THANKS.
'r ,T. T. l'lirn. Superintendent.
C ar -ire i. i ne un.l.'r-; -ae.l. desire to
' 1 I -' e i r a v isi": , a.'.e p v I, ar.d:
.e x.e,r.'i-li'a:i 1 .:!' Ilisia- .a, e e amaav ,,t
v. i r U. . i y. Mir a i fMi ! : .. - r a
i t ' ; .' me i !,e - a i r ', t ' ! 1 1., ; . .-
: i 'vniien- I ail m a i al ee , a' : he .1 , ,e
. -1. a ii ai :ii' 111' ;' i a i.ae a: ,. I i, . ,e
': a. a , i. i I ' Mala I. !'.. tl, -e
a a'"','; ia-ar niee. where , beap ra'es, reiia
..:' "'"1 1 r nil u .-s .-, i ., t.' an i uie I, 1
.al .:nae. 'p. aal I . a i i 1 1 . 1 v re" la metal
e let;'e,eli;.in ot New- York.
i.aie
JiKinuFT McM.XIlON.
i .'s r!l!'"ri.FVATIH!l)L'KY ss rilOBATE
J ' t ()L li 1'. s.a ; a. is.f,.
1 (a i hit A. SBver.s lato f
'A terl HI V !l: said district, decease..
i.e ee.a,t a- haMiig evlitbiled his
ml" a. a :si i at i-ai .meoum wi: iu aid e - tate to this
e-, , : i'i f, a- all ovance. it is
Ordered. That the a ill day if Sept, .
. I .' a : ,.'cl ck in the I 'lenooa, ,u the
l'r 'bate oil " iu Watm-bury. be and the same
is as-ijsuie.l lor a hearing on the allo'.van e of
-aa! a Paiaistration account, wild -aid esiale.
aa! t!i" Court iluects t lie executor to
ae a 1 pels as in'cr, -'ed :iier,.;n p. appear
at said time and place, by publishing ; hi oi
a ui some p wspai'er published ui .Sew Ha
,e county. an, having a eirculaiion iu said
liy Drder of tho court.
James J. Cassik. Clerk of Probate.
i.port of tbs Poard of Compensation
Tiie ! .aid . f com peps, op .n in tiie tnai t.-r f
1 ,.p. ai - and llamas, s ,i; isij,g !'r. an l lie lay. an
, 1 asaia.:; on .stree: ei n ha la-.. :a , ;
aid Pa Mi a -1 reel, made r- -p, a : as-. n, a a 1
ietcieraiiluue lira tin-city -a v,atia i'Ur pay
'"rn, Ii of the following name,! per, ps jIt
fail a' all daiaaa'es ac.a-aiag to tin in by i,'a
soa of t; . pro; ,-e,t pauli,. iiuproveineat ilie
sums wtliica leppe.-iie tneir names, rc.-pee-l
i o 1 I i we:
.lame- oali. .'..'.i; yfr- M.A.T.ouglierlv.$5.iio
Caeer .school ,bstri,-:.;-.vc: Waterbury lhieklo
Co. !: .b,a,e- i'iyru i:
A a i . ha: e.c a oi i ii - fo!i,avi'',g named ,.r
s"i" pa to lie cily .a XViperiairv. br the
belli 'it- ipg to II',,. ill, "lai eael! f :hem.
'ne pr.p public iiapr. .v.-i aeut. the
-nasi, :;p.,ai opposite tin :r iu.:ic.-. re-pce-tix.
v. f wi: :
.lap ,es Wall. $l.'ua: Mrs V. A. "n.au-hertv.
i; Ib 'he.r I llacn. .'i; r.i 'hard McCar
thy, f.'si: iUte.-l Cr.-xv Th .- a, ; liaipin.
t ': estate, f Ihomas D-mahue. ;:1.7-J : Jall'.es
l'lvni'.. i"'a; P. W.Coauor. i.,.,0.
Ai d fui'lie- as-sessing and .'etcn'.iinir.vr
that the dry of Wato-bury shall build an, I
r.aiintain an iron bridge over the spring of
tic Xxa'erbuty Huckle company, situa'tdoi:
the line of said extens: up in such h iimuiie-r
a-to secure to said company all its rights
nnd privileges Iu the use of the spring, tho
estimate I cost of said bridge as made by
the city engineer being $ixn.
And I'uttiier asse.-.uig and deterniiuiiig the
damages and bereilts to bp equal t i all
persons and corporatioris intoroste I in 'he
proposed put lie impr .venieiit.
Kepart accepted au I ases. merits of t eno
tltsaud diunages continued an, I adopted by
tli,' cant of coimueu council. August 5th
ls'j-..
Approved Augut 29th. 1.95. by E. G. Kil
duff. mayor.
I) images duo September 5th. isus.
llenelltsdue September lath, ise..
KtciiAiiD E. Gradv. City Clerk.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
After this date X will pay no bills unless
personally contracted.
JosEEn Gough,
Waterbury, September 4, 1895.
Wants, For Sale, To Rent.
TOR SALE Hoffmann Houso restaurant
mid all tho furniture that is used for hotel
purimsos. Inquire J. i'. Lunuy. 28 and so
boovill street.
"TTTANTED. Males. 2S first class canvassers
" for this city and surrounding towns.
Compensation bi. Call at Cooley houso
Wednesday and Thursday, bee Mr Crofut.
TO KENT. One tenement of five rooms.
One ..f four rooms. Inquire of Owen
V oods. 60 School street.
LOST. An Elks' C"hl chain with garnet
eyes and head, between tho Naugatuck
depot aud Mam Hunch's store. Liberal re
ward for return to lomi Hank street.
fO RKNT House with nine rooms, city
1 water, very convenient to factories, at Dl
luvor street. Imiuire at Si Central avenuo.
'I'O KENT Tenement of s rooms rnd one of
1 4. on South Main street. Apply to J. P.
Lawlor. 7 Union street.
L'OR SALE The property on Spring and
Scovill streets with frontage of feet
on Scovill and as feet on Spring. The owner
will sell at sacrifice on account of poor health.
For particulars lmiuiro of Owen Woods, 66
Ischoel street
"I7CENI8KED BOOMS TO RENT Aeoom
r modations for transients, at No. 81 Jef
ferson street. Mrs. Piace. proprietor.
LISTEN!--
If you want to buy, sell or ex
change second hand furniture
or stove?, or x-ant to exchange
your old range for a new one,
come to us, we will accommo
date you. See the Stamford
Range before you buy.
EXCHANGE FURNITURE CO.
BLUE FRONT.
2S-2? ABBOTT AVENUE
TURKISH BATHS.
Electrical & Massage Treatment
OlairojDOciis-t.
11 Spring street. corner East Main
opp Waterbury Furniture Co.
WANTS'
If you want to sell a horse. It yon want
to sell a bicycle. If you want to sell a
carriage or wagon. If you want to sell a
business or a stock of goods. If you want
to sell a house, lot or farm. If you want a
rent, loan or a trade of any kind. If yon
want anything, call on
LANG & PHELAN, 28 Exchange Plao
Llstriot of Waterbury. ss Probate Court
' Aug .u. ls-.i.-,.
Estate o Siai-m Piiwn. lato of Water
bury in said li'sTriet. deceased
Tim C ,nri of Probate for t lie district of Wa
ter' airy iia : h liai it ed and alb ved six months
from tiie date hereof, for l ho creditors of said
llsiaie i.i exliitat iheir elattns for .settlement.
Tie ise who negle -t to present their accounts
proi.erlv atte-ted. within said time, will be
debarred a recovery. Ail persons indebted to
said estate are reuuested to make immediate
payment to
'J iiomas H. Havks. Administrator.
NOTICE.
All pprsons having bills apainr.t the town
of Wnterbnry are requested to band them
iu before September li, as the books will
be closed on that date. Persons not
handing in bills before that time will
have to wait for the new year.
i S.G.Kildurr
"J "I
A Co
Accept the
Nomination ?
To continue to b the reliable Clothiers,
Hatters and Furnishers of Waterbury and
Vicinity ?
es.
In accepting this important trust we
shall endeavor to merit a coutinuance of
' the confidence reposed in us by our Cloth
ing constituents in the past, and shall in
the coming Clothing Campaign surpass all
previous efforts in placing before the peo
ple cf this city for their inspection, ap
proval and purchase, the largest, most
complete and carefully selected stock of
Clothing in the Nuugatuck Valley. It is
rather early to discuss heavy Clothing, or
Clothing heavily. Watch and wait for
later comvnunications on this subject.
A Tip Topper.
We have them in the popular blocks
DuDlap, Youmans, Yonugs, and last and
best for young men, the Lamaon & Hub
bard. Trices are $1 25, $1 45, $1.90,
S210, $2 90. $3 50. This is 15 per oent
lower, quality considered, than you wiil
pay elsewhere.
?- Our hats aro all Union made.
E.G. Kilduff &Co,
4 BANK STREET.
Forgot to mention that our BOYS'
DEPARTMENT is only twice the size of
any like department in the city. Motbors
and Fathers should bear this in mind, and
clad the future statesmen here. The
prices and quality ars right.
(To be continued.)
WE
ARE
ABOUT
To Enter
Our New
Spacious
STORE
142 to 148
South Main St.
Therefore we have but a few
days left to reduce our large
stock of shoes. To accomplish
this in such limited time we
have been forced to offer shoes
at such low prices that every
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. CONLON
BROS
130 So Main St,
Opposite Soovill. A few doors
above wheie our new store is beisg
erected.
Boston Dentist,
111 Bake Stbebt.
If yon think of getting a set of Teeth,
whether it be a full plate, or a partial
plate, call and examine the improved.
Rubber and Porcelain Sets made by DK
WALTERS. Silver and Cement Fillings,
50 cents and up; Fine Gold Fillings, $1.00
and np; Teeth Cleaned and Polished, 75
cents. Gas or Ether administered when
desired. Office hours from 8 a. m. to 9 p.
m. Sundays from 8 a. m. to 4 p. m.
Dr "Walters.
ORE. R. P1TZ0LD,
Surgeon xentlt.
Fine Gold and Silver
Fillings a specialty.
Also fine gold and
BTOSf porcelain. Crown and
Bridge work. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Very moderate prices.
Consultation in English and Ger
Kian. Open evenings.
WHITE BUILDING, opp P. O.
80 Bank Street, Waterbury, Ct,
AFull Line of Pishing Tackle
For the fall vaoation. Compare
quality and prioes.
r.B.Field.OSSoUainSL
Arm
.a,
BEST SET OF TEETH $8
Fine Gold Fillings $1 and up.
Teeth filled with Silver 60o and 76o
Teeth Cleaned 75e
Teeth Extracted 25c
Gas or Air Administered 25a
We never wedge the teeth before filling.
Teeth extracted without pain, by the use
of Gas or Byder's Vitalized Air.
GROWN and BRIDGE WORK
a specialty.
Rvder's Dental Parlors.
Z3r. 3T. 3Li. RYDER
138 BANK STBEET.
Ova Kiss Fltepatriok's Millinery Btorft. The
only Dentist br the name of Ryder in the city.
:-AET-:
Some people consider deception
an art It may be, but its an art
we've no nse for.
Fair dealing is artistic
enough for ns. It
makes new fiierds,
holds old ones, and
that's all we are after.
J.M. BurraU&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.
ANYONE
Can Dream Success.
It's quite another thing to win it. When
a business grows, as anyone wide awake
can see this is growing, there is surely good
reason for it. We know what these rea
sons are. So do many careful buyers of
our city. We want more people to know
for the first week of August, you can buy
at HEATEE'S Double Store, 26 and 29
North Main,
2 lbs Granulated Sugar, for Jl.oa
Flour at old prices. B.!e per sack
Walter Baker & Co Cocoa. 2oe per can
Pure Tapl c". Se per lh
Pure Cream Tar'ar. soe per lb. oue-qr Me
Tho best print butter 2 e
Sholee Table butter, none better. 22c
rian G'neer Snaps. Lemon Cookies.
Soda, oyster or nil k Crackers. 6e p?rlbor
lbs for 2Be.
With 1 lb of our Oolong or Japan Tea. worth
50c. for loc. xvlth trial order xve give a faucy
decorated Tea Cin.
Boston Baking Powder, as good as sold.
6 cans for l ro
The best Mocha and Java Coffee. 3te per lb
At our Market, we cut the best of Meats
The best cuts of Porter House Steak asc.
Loin 16 and isc. the best curs of Rib lioast
150. choice cuts 10 to He. Shoulder Stoik t-
loo, Spring Lamb, hind iiuarters. l tc.
Heater's Double Store,
26 and 29 North Main street.
Auction
Sale of
Horses.
September, 1895, at
F. E. Benham's,
308 North Main Street.
I will sell my fifteenth car of horss at
auction 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 Nudd, has been one
month picking up this load, and he has
bought nothing but choice animals that
are thoroughly broken and good ages.
Among them arj several nice pairs, and
some extra good chunks. Also some heavy
horses, neigbiDg from 1,400 to 1,600
pounds. Remember I sell these horses
with a full guarantee, and give two days'
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
plaoe, rain or shine, and commence
promptly at 10 o'clock.
F. E. Benbam.
'A Gup of Good Tea
an Inspiration."
is
The market offers nothing finer in this
ine than the celebrated Liptou's Ceylon
Teas. We hae 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 GABEIEL
California wines and are selling that brand
ot Sherry, Pert, Catwba, Sweet Muscatel
and Angelica, at 3oo per bottle.
The Waterbury Grocery Co.,
163-5 Bank street.
Telephone 116,
NOTICE
TO
Housekeepers
We have just received a fine
line for the fall trade
and it will
Pay You
to look over stock before buying
Elsewhere.
A NICE LINE OF
Chamber Sets
Frcra $i5.00 to $i00.
arlor Suits
From $20.00 to $150
Everything at tho lowest prices
In the market.
WE STILL HAVE TIIE
Winthrop Ranges
Call and See LTs For
OASH or CKEDIT.
L. E. Lewis,
Furniture Store,
118-120 So, Main St.
The Automaton Piano
Among the many wonderful inventions
cf the nineteenth century few, if any, are
destined to leave such an indelible im
pression, or exercise such an unmistak
able influence on the home and musical
culture of the present generation.
w"Tlie Self Playing riasoJ
By means of a single attachment which
can be fitted tj any piano, thousands of
people unable to p'ny may cultivate and
i fjratify their taste for music. Call at our
warerooms and see and hear this wonder
ful piano.
5 cro
Smith Co,
17:) Punk Street.
We Find
Our present quarters too small for our
business, the enormous fall ntock we are
about to get in, co sisting of all the latest
styles of overcants, suits and cloaks makes
it necessary for us to oeetrjy more room,
' consf quently our store is now being re
, modeled and enlarge! to double its size.
Masons, carpenters acd painters are now
at work tearing, breaking and building ad
j ditions in the rear of our store in or Jor to
1 meet the dem nd of an increased trade.
The bijrgest variety of clothing for men,
bovs and children, as well as cloaks for
ladies and misses, will soon be seen on
our tables in all the latest makes. In the
; meantime we will sell all our medium
weight goods at greatly reduced prices.
$tl suits will ro for f i.ESO, $10 suits for
$7 SO, $12 suits for $10, and so on. Boys
' and children's clothing reduced almost to
; half price. Pants ready made at popular
: prices. Kemember wo offer you goods
that were recently mails. We give you
terms to pay by tho week in payments to
suit your conscience. Wo are always will
ing to rectify a fault if there is any.
-THE-
Creit : Glotliiog : Co,
62 BANK STREET.
Over Ells' Book Store
open evenings till 8:30. Wednesday
and Saturday till 10.
$3.85,
Washburn, Crosby, & Go's Gold
Medal Supsriative Flour,
SS.S5 Per STol
Buying Flour by the carload enables ns
to always quote the lowest prices.
TDijJniIonsr,s
CASH Grocery Store,
47 Esst Maiu St. Waterbury .Conn.
Naugatuck. Ansonia.
Teixkpuoke 86-3