WATERBUItY EVENING DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY, DECEMBEJ1 13, 1900
ADMIRED THE TOYS.
CUBAN CONSTITUTION.
WATERVILLE KICKS.
; 5
Roy :
Ol'rOWed
iv 'i hem.
His
Aunt's Money
to r
Imnaiii-nf for '.in- siood tilings of
Christinas. Martin Giitiin. asred 10
years, possessed himself of the k lu't
idiok ni' his :iunt. -Mrs Malnmey. of
Canaan mkvI. yesterday afiernoeii.
anil invested in some of the .iuvoiiil"
joys of tiie reason. Younir Grillin lives
with his parents 0:1 Carman street, not
far l'n m his auin'x house. He is a
Very jroml boy. aueiiiiin sihool i-vo'y
(lay and aeenrate and prompt in er
rands for his parents. 1'or the past
few iays he has feasted his eyes mi
tl'-. line thinirs in ihe store windows
and lottped for the annual lime of San
ta Clar.s's visit. A few days a:r he
saw some bright things with one of
his comrades.. One of the toys was a
lin horn and made an unearthly noise,
tuit it was I letter musie to yoUiiir Grif
lin's ears than two :-'on-;a"s hands
cottl.i make. I! was the linest mii-dc
Ii- ever heard and In- longed for some
thing in heal it. T :-'ct is. lic-wever.
iv:is a tpiesiion. Yet"tday P occurred
to him thai lily money eoiild procure
a r.o
it -i ej i '
..-ol hold of his am
hilt- she was not hi
Jtt ! :m ::inl m
!:m
w i:i:".;:!e n
deiiuhis of hi
induluimr in all t!
in :i toy siore. Th
1;i!t;--l Sin ard tVe !
five il for a tin horn
poekelhook
nv was wii'i
that v. ou'ai ;
eon
in to
iriek
itu'der ! inn tie
was si'i tirisetl
t i:e Pii horn, a
a n tl strins
a let ef e!i:;n;.
If el
is eor.i.panion. I"
v.lien lie L-or noi only
lu-ijclil tir.s.-' a fair witii
:il Lis:"! r.nae'ned. h'.i!.
wil !i it. This meant
': buu.-l.t a Panic that
Ilio!" tovs. so ': hot
Wooiii d.-j'v 'Soike"
Hot. vim's l.urirlar. P
Whoe ll'i iVemelll s v.
il.
,eS-tV
k. a
the
r:i
ipann
d
r.v til
''b"s
t ;
1
eymkaN. :
in a trol- i
had the
. . d
s he keld
i.vo. Tiien
trd. blow- i
is tif.
d II
ie- hem
ill
ing hi- !
).. w!
1:V the lit
1
pov
or ot ins
ai trai ;e,l .
liuie ,
re money
ave. tut.'!-:
; parents
'as-ni.
i nod ihe
l wiiii no.
uUa!!Y 1
Tie- I '
1..W
Hiait
tim
Jm a
:tl
: in
iw!
arching b:i:!i ami
e was i:o (! a way
.! hofo e. h an-
be was going line
ey wt re going 1 :'o
last, heai tbrokeii.
This morning .ir
r son's arrest and
it'.vt for him.
was no justice on
for the city conn is
low- f
1 or
from borne a r;'
1 care.l iha! viiiie
w.-.v in ihe t-.i is. ; '
ot h;oJ w a;,
they weiii
t iiiln In ;
ami
lie.),;.-,
ill of
e citv
came to the
I'oriiinaie'y
hand tills iimt
vcrv hard on
lb
mall boy
ho wil! not
be good. It wai
therefore, what ti
a hard itiesiion.
do. V.'liile 1 ho prose-
cut or and tilt' chief
what it: do wil h him.
nml ai'iir cnleii tl the
incni Ihey einereil :
After a n:i no. m or s
1he tovs i't'o bov 1
brag'ied and foig:;'i
biM'glit eigareites or
were wondering'
t he bey's mother
iiiiin anil the mo
il began to cry.
the women saw
:id bought ami
Km. Hail he
ti b.leeo il WOtlld
ha vc been different,
dreary court renin,
a I'd laughing a ml t r
s i 1 1 "; 1 1 a r extierleiK e
and so all loft t he
the mother happy
. iiig over ihe boy's
Kight and one-
half
poekt
hu-s of J In
otik were
sin thai was in tin
left.
WAS A CONNECTICUT YOUTH.
Prisoner W ho Attempt. 1 Pobbery in
tempi, d Pobb:
X, w Yor:
l'.inghaniioi!.
roue : nei!'. wii
C. B. Magr.if
State Menii.h d
N. v.. i. c i::
The
' a 1 :em pi eii lo
hold up
(.ii.!
1 i'
1 Lis; month
and atic. wards s!
iatiietiag any inji
his name as Hair
io.i-itiiit d as the st
Her of 'elli. i ville.
o; at him without
ry. and who gae
Cti-l 'V, has be.ei
;: of Inr'l.. T. Oard
i 'nun. I ir l bmln. r
to ltochestcr l i see
i-; m.w on his way t
his son. who is i:i th
mtiiistrial sellout
there.
i : r s!
ftrat's .
l'.amh d
. or Oa'.dmr. enieivd Ma
cro in November and d '
money. 'When refused he
shot at t
ftet. lit
a merchant, but without ei
ran and shot at his ptiv
s claimed, lie was at rested
SUITS, it is
at oxford
ra;gi'etl bt
aid ph ath
am! was s
Sehot.l to i
o!d.
nr. i
am,'
tv
I'llUlg.
ire a
JliSi
f tile p
are
I g
ly.
I i.
l i year
r indiv
ill
it to I'.liil.
main until
trial '
is -1 y
ar-
( 't
Village. C!,!.
let r of this pta
s nt out from
t night, lo the
Iter- V)
ce denie
Ii r
tin'
L. T. i
Y..
Bill
efi'ei
liamton.
i hat it
was his
n w'i
last month held up
a iuilfoid. N.
shot at him.
be, ii missing
Y.. man and afterwards
Dr Gardner's son lias
or a number of weeks.
tint is believed u lv in the south. The
managers of the Rochester industihil
school win IV Harry Grisley. w h.) was
said to have bet n identilied as tile soil
of Dr Gardner, is confined, have writ
tin to Dv Gardner saying that the pho
tograph he stilt tin-in of his son bears
no resemblance to Harry Grisley or
ci:v other inmate of iheir institution.
SIDNEY SAMUEL'S FATHER.
D; nios That
He Interfered
With
His Son
New Y.-rl;. De,
s Marriage.
If.. Tin; Rev Isaac
Pa nun 1. iirst
synagogue, is
patch to the
its saying of
uel's. death:
business man
cadi r in Ihe Hayswater
quoted in a London dis--louiiial
ami Advertiser
his s ill's, Sidney Sani
"My son. who was it
in Mexico, left London
only a few weeks :
six weeks at home.
;o. after spending
By the last mail
ic. cived a cheerful letter from hiiii.
written soon after landing. I cannot
imagine why lie committed suicide, f if
certainly he- left here a sane, well
man."
The father denied that his desire
that his sou should not marry a wo
man author and playwright caused
him to kill himself.
EXPLOSION AT CANTON.
Reformers Responsible For
the
Act
Will Be Executed.
Victoria, B. O., Dee 13. The explo
sion at Canton, it seems, according to
recent advices, was caused by reform
ers who smufr.cled dynamite from Jla
caou anil stored it near the yomen of
the local magistrate and exploiVd it,
in the hope of destroying a quantity
of ammunition stored in the yamen.
The reformers who rented the house
In which the dynamite was placed and
several others have been arrested and
will be executed.
KLONDIKE AXD ALASKA.
San Francisco. Cal. Dee 13 A care
ful approximation of the total yield of
:oll from the Klondike and Alaska,
including Nome, for the present year,
has lieen completed by & nmelting com
pmre iicHng in conjunction with tjie
' statistician of the San Francisco miut.
The RiSJOniit nsregntes $25,724,223. di
vided as follows Klondike, $21,858,-
Ti li-Year-Oid
Committee at Work on riaus
For
eHlf Government.
HAVANA, ee. 13. There lias boon
no isvssiuii of the Cuban constitutional
convention for eittht days. '1'he cum mil
lees are diligently preparing draft con
stitutions on the basis of the unitary or
centralized form of government, with
ruilieal changes in the existing regime.
Il is thought that the final draft may be
leady for review by the United States
congress durinj; the ireselit session. The
special central committee upon which will
devolve the work of making a selection
for the convention's ultimate considera
tion consists of Senores Kivera, Llurente,
Hratlo. .Mora and Quesada. a majority of
whom are violently anti-Anuriean.
Seven Cuban judges of the audiencia,
reviewii!:: the decision on which the
indues who were elected members of the
board of governors of the Havana Bar
association were removed, have reached
a decision sustaining Governor General
Wood and Kenor I'.ligael Geiier. secretary
of justice. The dismissed judge:- have
asked for and been granted a trial before
the supreme court.
St nor Mora, former fiscal, who was
elected a member of the board of -rovera-ors
of the Havana l!ar association, has
lleli
the ofliee.
Or.
In
dred a
tl twenty
American
rail . ay coma:cto;
have
arrived in
an e:. -i:i si-ill.
Tie.
atioii
govermr.etit iia
of .sloll.u-iti p,
:de
ap
-npri
alio:
i lun I
He
.ver i:nn
.ipriated
fi.r tin
inth of -iaii
sand
dollars was ai
LCilll
r.
1 '::
tlisp
pool
til
d horses from
Mexico, to he
terms tu poor
sed of on fa vol able
e. arc arriving heie.
CiejnpcE-s AVtll licfid Labor o!orts,
.()1'1S 11. I.E. i-ec. 1.'!. Yesterday'
session of the American Federation of
Labor apparently disclosed the fact that
there will be litt'e or no opposition to the
l e-t leetii ii of trainee (rompers as pivsi
liear. T , o pi epovi! ions, the votes en
.hl-h may he rogaidc.i as tests, resulted
in dtci-ive triumphs for the ideas adro-
eaP.-d by Mr. h
t'levihmd led ilr
.-t a acts. Inn the
time Ir iolne per
ihe reoh' i ii.n s
the ft del ation's
mpers. Max Hayes ol
opposit ii u in l.iorh in
battle diil not at any
onal er hitler. One of
as to li.:.i( the term of
V
all nt in future to
1 vi j-tiirs. Ihe oilier )iro
election of the of'ice: s of llu
initiative ai.ii refen ntluui
vole in mass convene ion on
ef (he annual convention, a
ore-eiil. lioih weie tlefeatt
,1 fo
Ihe
the
bit
ilv 1
aste.i.l of a
the hist day
prevails at
il. The con-
i for n. t year s convention appears to
between Milwaukee and Srranteti. l'a.
Plymouth Kock 'a:sopy Defaced.
PLYMOUTH. .Mass.. Dec. Uk The
canopy over that most sacred spot upon
American soil. Plymouth rock, has been
defaced Sty vantlais. The act to all ap
pearances was deliberately thine. This
canopy is of granite, 3." by Ki feet and
:J'i feet high, being bui't iu the form of
four piers with arched openings and sur
mounted by a granite roof. The sipuiro
'Stones on either side of the Avestern en
trance are bruised and the angles broken
off, while marks of other hammering are
plain on various paiis of the base. A re
ward has been offend by the Pilgrim so
ciety for the detection of ihe vandals. To
make perfect rrpaiis on the canopy the
entire structure may have to be rebuilt.
Stmitlard Oil Mtml Prcdnce Hooki.
LINCOLN. Neb.. Dee. 13. The su
premo coin t has issued a formal order to
the Standard Oil company to peimit the
attorney gt neral to inspect the books of
the company giving the list of stockhold
ers at present and from the time the com
pany was organised, ihe mimile books of
iiie e'jinpai.y and other books and papers.
The order follows the decision of the
court a week ago. whciein it declared it
was competent to try the ease of the at
torney general against ihe Standard, in
which it is sought to debar il from the
sta.e on the ground that it i a trust.
Dee. ill is the lime allowed fur the pro
duction of the books.
Kislicrmcii fiivt'ii In For Lost.
GLOUCESTER. Mass.. Dec. K. This
city of fishermen is again mourning for
the loss of several of her hardy sailors,
this time for the captain and 11! men of
the fishing s. homier Sigfri.l. which lias
now been absent from this port for near
ly ten weeks, which i: helie etl to have
foundered m one of the terrific gales
which tor the past six wee;s nave been
sweeping the norlli Atlantic. Five of
the members of the crew aie married,
while IS children will mourn ihe loss o
fathers. The Sigfrid sailed from this
port Sept. 11. and since that time she has
not been reported.
Tliree Children Cremated.
TIONESTA. Pa.. Dec. 13. A tire at
Golim'.a. about 1- miles from this place,
resulted in the death of three children of
E. YV. Grubbs. The mother had gone to
call on a neighbor, leaving the children in
the house, when an unexpected pressure
j of gas came on, overheating the stove
and iguitmg tin; mulcting. When discov
ered, the lire had gained such headway
that it was impossible to enter the build
ing, and the lit t lo ones, who were aged ."i
and - years and 0 months, were burned
to a crisp.
Ollieers' Quarti-i-H Bumcil.
BERLIN, Dec. l.'i.-The Lokal Anxei
ger has a special dispatch from Peking
saying that fire lias dest toyed the tpiar
trs of a number of oliicers about 1,000
paces from Count von Waldersee's. A
Pek'1115 .correspondem. wiring Tuesday,
coiim-ias ihe reports of the ajrieeineiit as
to t!u' collective note ami says that a
committee of representatives of the pow
ers has been chosen to regulate the con
ferences with the Chinese plenipoten
tiaries. AVomiin I.'ntclly Ilui'iicd.
AVOKOKSTKli. -Mass., Dec. Vi. Mrs.
r.-itit.k Smith, 47 years old, of 111 Smith
Ward ftreet died at t"-t. Vincent's hos
pital of barns received Tuesday after
noon. She was rooking, and a kettle of
fat caiife'ht tire, setting fire to her c-luthes.
Her hotly was horribly burned, and she
died six hours after the accident.
Cornell's Medical College
ITHACA, X. Y., Dec. 13 The execu
tive committee of the board of trustees
of Cornell university . has awarded Dris
coll Bros, of this city the contract for
bitildingr the new medical college on Cor
nell campus. The building will cost
?125,IKM and when finished will be the
prettiest on the campus. It will have all
the latest Improvements. It is to be com
pleted in 1U02.
Clearctte Sellers Fined.
FALL R'lVEK, Mass., Dec. 13. Be
fore Judge SIc-Donough iu the district
court ten proprietors of variety nnd can
dy stores were found guilty and tilted on
charges of selling cigarettes to minors in
violation of the law. In one Instance a
sale of snuff was alleged. One defendant
was discharged, and the case of another
was continued. . ' '.
Fell Into Scald I mr Water,-
: "KINGSTON, N. Y Dee. !3-Harry
Harris," the 18-nionth-old . on of . Israel
Harris, tumbled into a tub of scalding
water on Monday. iA the. skin wa
burned from his body, and after suffering
intwuse agony he died. t .-.-,
Off
are
not very well pleased over 1 lie de
cision of the consolidation coimnittej:
to' wipe out their ward and declare that
that fact alone will he the means of
bringing; out considerable opposition to
the measure, for YVatervllle refuses
to be listed beside Oakville, Simons
ville. Town Plot and other outlying;
districts, though in the opinion of some
folks il is not any better than the
places we .have mentioned and other
districts in the town where there are
several g,ood men who cotihl represent
constituencies creditably in the alder
nianie chamber. The committee is
said to have thought seriously of al
lowing the sixth ward ( Waierviliei to
stand and give them a fair representa
tion in tiie board of aldermen, litiv if
such a course should have been decid
ed upon it would lie simply idling re
publican aldermen onto the handful of
democrats there at present and as
notiiin;.': could be trained by this it:
was thought li st to draw the blue pen
cil through liie sixth district. In ad
dition to this it was feared that an
alderman from Watervilie would have
brought out some opposition on tiie part
of the demoern". s and thai the pleperty
owners in all tiie other seiioo districts
in the town would ask for represent;; -tioil
h. the same way and 1 1; is wt "aid
make the board so large that a new
nit cling place would have U he pro
vided at a cost whicn woit'd raise
(U.ite a "hoiler" from ilmse who are
kt -oping an eye to the finauei.il mil
of the program. In fact, it is said
that the committee was unanimous in
the opinion thai if they created a
new ward in each school district the
expense would be so great that the
bill would never pass and if il should
the aldermen would be i;i one another's
Way and nhe sessions of the board
would soon become as noisy and a:,
objectionable to a majority of pen
phie as ihe town meeting is at present.'
COYFKXOU'S STAFF COM PI.F.TUD
The Full List Apiioiineod and Water
bury Is Not Represented.
lovertior-elect McLean yesterday
authorized the Hartford Oonrant lo
announce the rest of the appointments
on his staff. Ho has also appointed
.lohn Trumbull Kobiiison of Hartford
his executive seeret.uy.
Tiie latest apointnionts lo till the
staff are: Commissary general.
Mathewson M". Potter of Deep Uiver:
aids. Watson .1. Miller of Huntington,
Matthew II. Bogors of Bridgeport.
Walter K. Coo of Meriden: naval aid,
Louis 1". M iddiebrook of Hartford.
The full staff is as follows:
Brigadier ! Jeneral Oeorge M. Cole of
New Loudon, adjutant general.
Brigadier Oeneral George P. New
ton of Hartford, quai lermasier gen
eral. Brigadier-f h -neral Oeorge H. Knight
of Salisbury, surgeon general.
Brigadier-l Jeneral .Mathewson W.
1'oiter of Deep Uiver, commissary gen
eral. Brigadier-! ieneral John Y. Alwood
of Plainiicld. paymaster general.
P.rigadier-Oeneral Plndps Montgom
ery of New Haven, judge advocate
genera!.
Colonel YVatsou J. Miller of Hunting
ton, an! tie camp.
Colonel Matthew H. Bogors of
Bridgeport, aid de camp.
Colonel Walter K. Coo of Meriden,
aiti de camp.
Captain Louis F.
Hartford, naval aid
M iddiebrook
de camp.
of
CIT1 AEWS.
M. -T. Oal.v has inin hast'iT the War.
nor pruiiorty ui Xorth Willow street,
just south of Ihe prujicvly ot II. K.
Brown, anil will niuke smnc imiiurtant
iniliroveiiients uliollt the iihu-e.
I.nle yesterilay nftefiioon wliilo en
tiuneil at work in the liress riiiun of the
I'luine iV- Alwtuiil .M.ainifai-ttiriiiy: i-on-oern
.lolm Inmlay of fj .Maiile street,
leoeiveil a very severe sealp vomitf.
a loose inrl of the apijaratus falling
on his heail. Or Donahue lilaeetl three
stitehes in the wotinil. whieh will re
vent Mr Lii'.uhiy from wiukinu: for sev
eral i!-'ys.
1'hysioal Oirei tof Slii(niukr of the
iot-al Y. AI. ('. A. is already tnakins
arrangements fur Ihe Y. AI. A. state
iiitlotii- yninastk- meet whieh is to be
held at the loeal V. AI. ('. A. building
February ':!. Fifteen assoeiations are
cxiiecled to be represented in l he com
petition events and a similar number
in the squad exhibition. Already three
entries have been received. The V. Ai.
O. A. juniors are rehearsing a baton
drill for the occasion.
Two fairly well known men were
discnssiii; the iiuestiiin of additional
appointees to the police force this fore
noon and one of Iheiu appeari'd lo be
very anxious to wager o lhat four
of the five would he as follows: Simon
McCarihy. Kdward McF.voy. Thomas
Ootids and .lohn I "'a vanatiii. Anil he
thought that Hie fifth would be Sam
uel Walsh. When told Hint a certain
on f of the above could not. aecordiii
to the chart T. become a regular police
man un;:l next April, when he will
have been a year mi the. supernumer
ary forte, he replied that that part of
Ihe matter was a dilfercnt question..
TIMELY TOPICS
Nine more business days in which
to do your trading before Christmas.
Currans invite you to come ea,rly.
Smoking jackets, $5 to $12, bath
robes, $."" to !?22 and sweaters from
liSc to $2.5(1, at J. 1!. Alnllings.
Colored India silks are only 25c a
yard at -Miller & Peck's. Scotch plaid
flannel is going at the same price.
Leather goods in great variety at
Heid & Hughes. Music rolls, shopping
bags, pocket books, setc.
Christmas offer of solid gold watches
and jewelry. at Coulon Bros. Dolls iu
all shapes and sizes.
If you want to see an array of
choice and handsome jewelry, look at
the stock of F. P. Becton & Co.
Customers are always pleased when
they have their picture frames made
by the Ziglakski-AIarks Co.
The English Woolen Mills Co will
give a fancy silk vest free with every
$15 suit sold.
DISTRICT OP "VVATERBUEY, SS. 'PRO
bnte Court, Dee. l-'th. 1WJ0.
J-;state of Mary J. MeAuliffe. late vt "Wat
erbury, in said District, deceased.
Upon the application of J. M. Mulville ad
niinlstrulor, praying that he nifty be empowered
to sell landbelotiging to said estate situated on
Adums Street, Waterbury. belDjr the equitv of
redemption of a piece of land wltti a dwelling
house thereon, as per application on file more
Juit-' appears, tt Is . -
ORDERED, that said application be heard,
and determined at the Probate Office in Water
bury in said District, on the 15th day ot Dee.
A i. 1900 at 9 o'clook in the foronoon,"aud that
notice be given of the pendency of said applica
tion and the time and placo of heariuw thereon
lv publishing h same I time in some news
paper having a circulation in said district.
. - - iJv Order of the Court
' James J. Castsln, Clerk of Court.
Does Not Want To Bo Crowded
tlie Map By Consolidation.
Some of the Watorville people
Boston 99c Store
72-74 SOUTH MAIN ST.
FULL LINE OF
Is now open and on sale,
i s repiele wit 1 1 n e w
it
things
and good
thin 'S.
Goods purchased now will be
delivered whenever de
sired. As to what to give for
Christmas Presents call
on F. P. Becton & Co
and the array of
In their stock
please you and
will
offer
and excellent
to please your
medium
friends.
22 North Nain Street.
Everybody welcome.
Ill
We guarantee to give you more
for your money, better put up.
Floral work than you can get
anywhere in the city. We raise
our own stock, understanding
bow to make up, and cau till all
orders at short notice.
The Florist.
?,2 UNION AND 25 EAST MAIN
Telephone 41S.
ST.
pecm
Our Regular
I'll i;i-;n t cry a-.-si.-ai
i . ,,.,, ,,, . rooi;. '-'t l.uiif Bir
open Kvonings 1 ill Christmas. i provoMt-ms. m-wiv i-!j-i-.
j j i'. .J. Cui'vaa. i i;.ao -.-. .!;
rj fit (a rm. a n ' I TT't) Ri:N"V-. burn o: ;v.
If En nnnhf
I Choice Jeislrf
Becton & Co,
And a COUPON with every pound.
A barrel of GRANITE l-'I.Ol'Ii FREE every week.
No 0,419 presented takes the GRANITE.
if WHOLESALE AND
163165 Bank street
k is nc sk w. a -k--::-- :: - s y. .
. !.. V v-' V i
I ? Men's Overcoats Ii
1 i M i
'is jrji, Come and see the extra val-
tS ;L i 3 ' T?-' lies we have to offer in Men's if
s 1 vji-' , typjJX Overcoats. No fancy prices. ! .
x f " fyyiiyx sy imve the sds at 4-1.
'f' tr?" I X from $3 to ?31esd tbau can be 7
85 iML ' W (r-::i fouud outside our store.
'f ' vJeCJ! f IL Washington Mills Kersey X
h (1? PWCr Overcoats, sold at other i S;
Ss 'f I Nl houses for ?10 and $12. Look kJJ..
4- f -i M IL'V V'7 at our price, $0.00. :Jf
i, -- SyYri l U'-i .A )) Our famous Auburn Mel- .!.
T f PMC- t0U Overeoats in bUie' black riff
T fe.-y 14 -.Z " ' brown, as good a coat as ever Tt'
k SS$M&C iHY'li. - was sold for $15; we are ask- rja
k W k iw k- i,is on,y$12, aud 50 011 nk
jjs J. -ml lri' ; I' through our entire Overcoat -U
7 'f '-jrir' I ' utock you wil find the same 'f
Jf ' ' low prices. J
7 k '' 'r . -. . f h
H '.. E. G;i Kilduff Co. 4'
if rj, ! . Leaders In Low Prices.
s-ss ss s: as ss js its '&-'.(- x as-:: -:-J-'
FOR' SALT-: ; A V
tsootl coiicliiioa
f-hei piano, cost sitv
liiviuiie -tti Dublin Slree
1--11-J
TO RENT - A large shop ami
Apply lo John loriarlv.
buikliiig.
u-: l-ti
rrtO-HENT Two tenements, seven antl three
A rooms, lutiuirc Mrs ltushtou. Rashioa
l'luce. li-ll-il
rpo KENT-Five rooms, second floor, nil im
provemeius. ,lotm Luwsuu, 73. Hald'-viu
Strcca. 1-1-ti
TO RENT Tenement of four rooms, secoiul
tloor. in. J. J. '.v'rimi, &j iioutli street.
TO KENT Tenement of four or five rooms,
:U1 imyravt: meats. Juuieu Crolic. o I-xil e
LOST-' A ciarroral sli'ek pin: ei
reward ii" tv-
Hirnud to th.
WANTKD-rOmou t
ubU's. brt'inl and nuit-.'r.
or c.tf;x'. .Medic's o
liuuk .St: evt.
i e:;; vuv l".c dir.ue
ii;r;ds of vv'
At- or jj'.Kldii! mi ;
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all inodr-r.;
it :lo !iL r ilk.
ll-i:
Apply
n -j::-;
!al ot tlx rooms. 1. Holo'r.r.n.
ll-!.:-u
.1 RKNT Tin-
1-tOilis. I-l Cook
St re
iit i.lt'i'ii iiii-.i.--ivi'in-'uis. i-.s. Five
l-:t Muo;i' .Stiv.'i. liioai.'t-n itnprovi'iii.iii
l-"lc l-onis. I.ij Null:'. .M;ii!i SuveT. It.o.
M uv..':its, ;-ts. Inquire John cNeill. 1:11 t'oo.:
StlVcl. l'J-31-li
IfESTHEIT PROPERTY !
Located on Orange stret
house; contaius al niodern
inents: si;:o ol' lot ;i(ix7."i 1'eet
o5 per lni.'iilli: vaasoiinbli
down; price $4,000. This
3-family
inirovo-
tvnts for
ainouut
wiil pay
you a larger per (.cut on
than bank interest. I.ool
your money
this us.
,AXG AND PIIELAX.
125 Hank Street.
FUR CAPS
FUR GLOVES
Alake desirable Xiuas tiii'ls. We
have them for Ladies and Alen. It
will please us to show you a line line
i f Holiday Presents.
WE WISH TO CALL THE ATTEN
TION OP THE CATHOLICS Ol'
THIS CITY AND VICINITY THAT
WE HAVE THE MOST COAIPLETE
LINE OP
Religious Articles !
THAT HAS EVER I1EP.N SHOWN j
IN THIS VICINITY. AND PUU'ES
THAT CANNOT HE BEATEN KOU;
FIPST-CI.ASS OOODS. )
CALL AND LOOK THEAI OYER j
AND I!K CONVINCED.
J. H. DEVEREAUX & CO.,
25 EAST MAIN STKEKT.
s
19c Coffee for
RETAIL GUOCEHS.
Waterbury Conn.
IT-
GIIM tiie Hatter
25 Exchange Place.
1 A. O-rcl.
..and..
THURSDAY, DEC. 13, 13Q0.
Te!ephone -4 SO.
A Big Line of
Just opened, that brings out
some very attractive nowities
and wil! make some lively
selling for gifts. A partial
mention of the variety may
help you in your choosing.
Pocket Books, Music Rolls,
Shopping, Chatelaine and Bos
ton Bags, Card Cases, Bill,
Fold, Change and Finger
Purses.
Fancy Beits,
Carved MrXic.ui lealher, white anil
t-i.'hiri'il Monkey. Kaniiaivu. YVal
rus. i-eal. Lizard. Mur.ici-u, Alli-
valur aiitl other fancy leaiher.--.
rockfiliiiiiks at 'J.'k- in l-'injter aud j
Chanj-'e l'tirses and Conibi'tatiuu j
Totiks.
i
Special line of Children's rocket- j
i
lmoks at -.V and rtc. with fancy j
coriii-rs.
."(Ic I'urses include large variety,
fancy leathers with metal corner,
.-ill styles, iu black and colored
lea i hers.
7,'ic and .fl l'.oolcs wiih steiTmj;
mouutings. warranted frames, all
leather lined, in ihe popular shapes
ami leathers.
Special valuer in Fancy Colored
Voekeibooks with metal corners.
Shopping Bags.
In fancy leather aud Mercerized
linen at 25c aud 50c each.
Better Bags at ,?1 to each; ALL
SEAL, with Armtifc Silk, Black
Satiu aud Satteeu tops.
Chatelaines iu Black Seal, Alli
gator and Pigskin, at 50c, 50c, $1
to $7.50.
Bags at $1 and better, warranted
all leather lined; frames guaran
teed. Beaded B.ags
and Purses.
Burses at 25c. 50c and ?1 each in
black, steel and colored silks.
Chatelaine Bags at .fl'.oO to $10.50
each. t
Best of hand-made Silk Bags, with
cut jet. or steel beads, handsomely
lined and mounted with French
gray aud oxydized silver tops.
Calendars.
ropttlar novelties of several lead
ins makers; Floral Wreaths and
Bell designs, Animal and Bird
shapes; large Hue of Leaf Calen
dars; 10c to 50c each.
Handsome Etching Calendars
1 to $3.50 each; Football at 50c
to $1.50 each, designed for all the
colleges.
Popular line of Booklets and
Christmas Cards at lc to 25c each.
20 Cards in envelopes, no two
alike, for 2oc; suitable for day and
Sunday school teachers.
Reid 2 HUgheS.
Hughes.
-i Leather !
"i t
! ft i
:::: VJOOOS;
i!t. :
m- ; '
For a Splendid Offer,
Up to, Dec, 24,
To each customer ordering
one of our
1 '1 V- ElVj,-
SUIT
We will present a handsome
Fancy Silk
Vest FREE Of
n
a
Remember every suit is
custom made, and made on
the premises.
We guarantee a perfect fit
every time.
English Woolen Mills Co
q3 South Main St,
X. B. ORDER I-ARI.Y AND
DON'T GET LEFT
Mme De Garlem,
CELEBRATED SCIENTIFIC PALMIST
And Astrolotier. Advice sriven on all
affairs of life, domestic troubles,
courtship, love, niiirnasre. business,
speonlaiinii. law suits; mves dates oi
1 limits. Disease a specialty. Don't
fail to consult her: 2- Leavenworth
street. Waterbury. Conn.
BRASS CITY COAL CO
1
T. T. CONWAY. Mr.
YARD NEAR GAS IIOUSEL
Telephone: 130-14.
GOAL, WOOD AND CHARCOAL
JOHN BYRON.
Yard rear l'iurao & At wood's: L'p
towu oliiee with J. II. Devereaus ta
Co.. 25 East Main Street. Telephone
call.
Frank Miller &Co
G
11 SOL'TIl MAIN STREET.
BLACK
Is what we mO ia qnnudties. Bright,
i;iit ii-rini; a;;d sparkli!i; is our coal.
Well screen""!, a pleasure t- every
house-wiio who appreciaies the value
t.f ooil coal. We art tie;! in-- a lresh
sttjiply ot ail rail coal direct from
the mines.
John McEIIigott,
Offices: John Sehoits, 134 Soutb
Main street. Geddcs, Brooklyn.
i .-r
t-. - ifv ' r- x
HONEST COAL
Coal that will give you the full value
for your money is the only kind that
we "sell. The kind thnt is clean, aud
that is coal all the way through,
which every penny that is paid counts
for warmth and comfort for you and
your family.
m LUMBER AND COAL CO.
93 Eank Street.