Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume], December 28, 1903, Page 10, Image 10

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WATimiTRY EVENING TdJMOCRAT. MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 190&
J.
' HAPPINESS.
Is what we all look for at the begin
ning of each year. . Yes, a bappy uew
jar and a continuance of that same is
our -wish to everyone, and let us all
begin on January 1, 1904, and say we
will be nappy. Of course if i people
' -won't "swear off" who are in tbe habit
St drinking tne infernal stuff wh"ch.
undermines their health and brings disease-to
their brains they must not ex
pect bapplness.&nd it's almost as injuri
ous to drink bad, poor tasting tea or
woffee. Where the above beverages are
used people must not expect happi
ness Buy some Tea or Coffee at our
store and see if It is the quality that
brings happiness into your home.
Sp aking of happiness reminds us of
the picture on the 1904 calendar -which
We are going to give to each purchaser
o? a pound of Tea or Coffee, on Satur
day. January 2. 1904. It's the picture
of a brass buttoned, blue coated club
swinger, better known as a "cop." He
. is cauarbt in "the act" while paying his
httentiotis to a servant or. nurse at 3
o'clock (we believe in the afternoon),
and it looks very mucTi as though he
knows Just what he is doing. . We pre
sented one of them io one of our com
ing board of - public safety the other
flay &nd he said it was his opinion
"ther ail do it," and he also said he
didn't think that it could ever be
stopped. "By, the way, we have a lim
itfvl mimhfir rtf 'fh above calendars
and we cannot promise you one unless
Ton make your purcnase on .January
Tlicre will be great specnlating as to
whiph "cop" it reallv represents. Re
in emteT our 27-ent Butter Is the nice
tasting kind. Try some from
Phelan's T Store.
1903 DECEMBER' 1903
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'The Democrats
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f FOR 1 904.........
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more than 5.000 Receipts as well , as
hundreds of illustrations.
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xThe Woman's
Home Companion
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a first-class household magazine.
It Is free to every subscriber tnat
pays in advance. Subscribers that
avail themselves of this offer can
pay monthly, quarterly or yearly.
In advance. .
"The Shop"
Rtigs.
Carpets.
Linoleyrru . . ......
Portleresi. ...
Draperies.
- Lace Curtains.
Window Shades, Etc.
. All " useful' Christmas Gifts.
' Select now and ' have goods
delivered when desired.
Tb tapalme-Holfman Co
158-162 Grand St.
k J.
I
Helpful
Holiday
Hints.
Eegin your Christmas buying here.
We have a superb line of those dainty
articles Of use and ornament that
make the . most appropriate and wel
come Christmas gifts. -Fancy Goods
and ToIlejArticIes and Perfnmpa are
here in great variety and all at the
very lowest prices. ,
NUGEHfS PHARMACY
Cor Scorlll and South Main Sts.
ILL PAY YOU
to look at the bargralns offered la
WATCHES
. ist this store, A specialty made of
, nne. -veaamg, Rinjps... You can al
ways et your Watch. Clock or Jewel
, ry Repairing and Ensravlniar don bera
F. P. BECTON,
Ko 25 EAST MAIN TTREET,
With J. H. Devereaux & Co.
iiristmas Gifts,
Come-In and see our now line of
Watches v : . . . Manicure Set?
Kings , Toilet Sets
Rrooch Pins .Smoking Sets
Scarf Pins Shaving Sets
Cuff Button Eosary Beadsl
. Sterling Silver Novelties.
Watch ow windows during the holi
d.jys. ;
- COMING EVENTS
Entertainments. . Fairs and Sociables of
Local Interest
Dec 29 Re-union of the class of '03
at Leavenworth hall. '
Dec 30-Stmshine Athletic cluVa
fourth annual promenade at Speeawell
hall.
Iec 30 Promenade by North End
Social club at Turn hall, Jefferson
street
. Lrec 31TD?relborg Iorfe. 6. of V.,
Cance ami fsHr-al at CiAA WeMnvcs,' hall.
Dec 31 Fourth annual dance given
by Ushers and Stage Hands at Colum
bus hall, Naueratuck. .
Dec 31 French-Canadian Institute's
nineteenth ' annual promenade , and
cTance at Jaeoues axiditoHum,
Dec 31 Fifth annual dance given by
i -i Franco-American club at Speedwell
hall. . '.
Jan 1 Prof Provost's reception to
scholars anj friends at Odd Fellows'
Mil.: 1 . '. .rV '
Jan 2 Promenade by the Waterbury
Military band at City hall.
Jan 2 Grand concert and dance by
the Second division. A. O. H., of Nau
gatuck, at Columbus hall. Nausratuck.
Jan 2 Conctrt. entertainment .and
ball by Banner GMee clnb at Gem opera
honse. Nausratuck.
Jan 3 pture by John Spargo on
"Social Conditions." auisoices of branch
Socialist clnb. No 2, at Congress hall.
Jan 9 Entertainraent given ; by
Brass Workers' local, 186, at Congress
hall. . ..
Jan 11 Whist party and. dance
civen by . the Theta Sisrma society of
the Waterbury high school at Knights
of Columbus hall. '
Jan 13 Goodwill Social club. 4th
annual concert and . promenade at
SnPdwpll hall.
Jan 15 Phoenix Social clnVg first so
ciable and dance at Odd Fellows ' 11.
Jan 16 Smoker given by Bakers and
Confection Workers, local 155, at Con
gress hIL
Jan 27. Ivory Workers union 2d
annual promenade and dance at
Speedwell hall.
-Jan-' 2S Airon and hecktle party at
Turn .hall. Scovill street
Jan. 29 Seventh anniversary of St
Msry!s T. A. . society at Leavenworth
hall. . . - .. . .
Jan 29-Feb S St Thomas'a church
Feb 6 Mirhvlnter recention and
dance of Prof J. S. Sullivan's dancing
cjasf?R at Coiumous hall, Naueatuck.
Feb 9, 10. 11. 12. 13. 15 Carntval by
Company G. C. N. G.. at City hall. -
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are receiving the Woman's Home
Companion as a premium should pay
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wjsh their names continued oh the
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20th. of each month, and those whose
.subscriptions fall due before that
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magazine.' "
THE 8AFFIIEY JEWELRY CO.
2 Konri;:.iN sxnr-cr.
CITY NEWS
A son has been born to Mr and Mrs
P. J. Nash of 46 Vine street.
, Prof Provost will give a reception
to his' scholars and friends next Fri
day evening,, New Tear's night at
Odd Fellows' hall.
Dennis. .Ernest the three months'
old son of Mr and Mrs John Miller
ksk of 77 Bishop street died yester
day. The funeral took place this af
ternoon with interment In new St Jo
seph's cemetery.
A four years old girl belonging to
Mrs Bridget Sweeney of Baldwin
street fell on a piece of glass Christ
mas day, receiving a gash in the face
which required five stitches. Dr Mc
Larney was called.
Satisfaction cannot be1 bought It
means a great deal. It takes weeks,
even months, to find put , what you
have bought and whether you are get
ting satisfaction or not TJ. S. & Co
give It away with every sale they
make. Even In the mark down sales
now going on .they claim the goods
they sell are bound to" give satisfaction,
and their guarantee goes.' and It gos
with every garment even at mark
down prices. Invthese hustling times
Set what, you can. It's a pleasure to
deal with a house that is square and
lives np to its claims.
'A larges" crowd was present at the
Y. M. C- A. meeting for men only at
Jacques opera house yesterday aftei
noon to hear an address by that able
speaker. George L. McNutt, "The Din
ner Pail Man." Mr' McNutt, who wis
introduced by Secretary R. S. Ross,
talked lnterestinglv on tbe subject
"The Battle for Bread." The lecture
was much enioyed. Vocal solos were
Tfaiingly rendered bv 'Miss .Gertrude
Smith. eontraUo so'oist in the Second
Conarrearational church. Praypr was
offerpd bv the.Bev Frederick Buckley
of Trinity church. .
Thomas F. Cushing 'of North Main
street and Miss Etta L. Tellar, for
merly of Danbury and now ofWnter
bury, were married "this morning at
6:15 o'clock at the Immaculate Con
ception church by the Rev 'Father Sio
cum. , .".Edwin L. Tellax-, brother of
the bride, was, best man, and Miss
Lizzie Cushing, sister of the groom,
was maid of honor. The bride 'wore
a handsotnp castor costume and car
ried carnations. The maid of honor
was gowned in gray. A wedding
breakfast was served at the home of
the cri'oom. . After, a wedding tour
through New York and Philadelphia
Mr and Mrs Cushing will reside at
440 North Main street. They will be
at home after January 3.
The Upson Jewelry Co can compete
with aibfeody lu their line. Christmas
goods lu patches, 'table cutlery, clocks
and precious stones. . rings. scarf pins
j and every toilet article,.' that can be
Jound anrwri.cre. in stoning suver.-
' A. son was born on Christmas eve
to Mr and Mrs John Downey, 63 Riv
er street
Harry Katz.and Miss Pauline Bibro
were married yesterday afternoon at
the residence of the bride's parents,
Mr and .Mrs Joseph Bibro, 82 Phoenix
avenue, by the Rev Mr Holzer of the
local Jewish synagogue.
The pupils of Miss Nellye S. Reed's
select school of dancing and . deport
ment will hold a Christmas masquerade
to-morrow evening in Knights of Co
lumbus hall. All former pupils and
friends are invited to take part
John Kelly of Providence was ar
rested and locked up at his own re
quest Saturday evening. He has been
only a few days in the city and bas
been drunk since he came here. He
bad nothing to say for himself . to
Judge Burpee to-day an(I acted, as
though it was his first time before a
court of law. He was given thirty
days in Jail.
Shorn.
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We have Shorn the profits
off our Wines and Liquors
for to-night.
If you want anything in
our line it would pay you
well to buy to-night, even
for future use, as such
low prices were never before
Known in the Liquor trade.
Remember we still give
a bottle of Wine Whisliey
or Brandy with each $2.00
order.
JOHN J. SHEEHAN
Warehouse, 223 South Main St.
Waterbnry's Solid Character
Henry Irvtng's hijrh compliment to Watr
fcury as a"Famou8 City.' started tis thlnlriDR as
to the Whys aad Wherefores. Here is some -thlngfor
its basis; We have twenty-five mil
Jlons invested In our ' factories, we
have spent five millions in new buildings in the
last five years. We have a water svstem worth
two millions two ' hundred thousands, which
yields one hundred and forty-five thousand
dollars yearly to the citv. Two entire new
factories building and eight large additions in
course of erection. A 800,000 hotel teinsr
bult. A $80,000 hotel just completed.. ,Six
flourishing banks, thirty lame school houses,
and about twenty-eight chunches. Two new
power houses being built for the, great Trolley
System of Western Connecticut. And hun
dred of thousands to be spent by the .Consoli
dated Railroad in the near tnture. Hurrah for
W aterbury 1
JOHN MORIARTY, ,
157 Broadway. ,
Moriarfy & Callahan, Undertakers.
Telephone.
Tuesday and Wed
nesday. Sugar Cured Hams, ' 10c ib
Sugar Cured Shoulders, 8c lb
Fresh Shoulders, 7c lb
Oar Line of .
POULTRY
For New Year's trade will be
c hoice. ' Prices low.;
Market open Thursday even
ing, .
Closes at noon Friday.
Castle's Corner.
SHOES AS A PRESENT.
. jvo matter what other gifts take your
fancy, you can do nothing wiser than
to come and loot at what we have to
show you .in,
. Shoes and Sllooers.
There isu,t a variety under the sho tha t
is not represented in our assortment
from the daintiest little specimen that
eA'er adorned a dainty little foot to the
shoe of stouter bnil.l for feet of stouter
build. How some gifts will please thosa
von want to please, or whether they
Will please them at all, you can only
jsmoss: hut ut ws will bo acceptable
without bflntr told.
WT3 GIVE GREEN TRADING
FT AMPS.
Eir. J.
t l7 Exchange Placs.
Children's Christmas
Millinery
As usual, our counters are
laden with Trimmed and Un
trimmed Hats, ranging in prices
from 49c upwards cover the
field completely and make it
easy and pleasant to make sat
isfactory selections.
I. CHASE
TMiller&PecltCo
Annual
ale
Of Ladies and
Children's
Coats.
Yodr dolJarnow will do about twice
s -uiuco as 'Deiore .
THE MARK-DOWNS.'
At $3.9S ladies9 Kei-sey Coat; two
capes, all lined, was $7.
At $4.98-Ladies' .Coat, tight fitted
DacK, was
At $5.9S Ladies' Zibeline Coat, full
cape, trimmed with bands of black
kersey, all lined, wa-s $10.
At $7.98 Ladies' Kersey : Coat, made
of Case Kersey all satin lined, iu
black, castor and tan, was $12,
At ' $9.&SCoatg made of zibeline . and
Montaign&c cloth, were $12, $15 and
- LATIES SUITS. ,
At $4.9$ Ladies' Suits, made of faiey
mixed cloth, nerw style coat, satin
lined, was $10. ,
CHILDREN'S COATS.
At $1.49 Child's Coat, braid trimmefl,
: was $2. .
At $2.98 Child's Coat, braid trimmed,
made of zibeline cloth, was $4.
iailhiot'sfa Store
151 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Ghristmas Goods
At One-Half Price,
for . next week only. This 'xf ill give
you a chance to save money 14 buyjng
your ' '
NEW TEAR PRESENTS
and also to clear our stock for next
year. ' . , . -
We shall give 3 TIMES the amount
of GREEN STAMPS to all Umbrellas
bought at $1.00 or over.'
We Have Your
Christmas Piano
Come and Get it.
. II. LEWIS & GO
24 EAST MAIN STREET.
This Rooster
Says
1 mm&&$i"
That Kelly manu
factures all his candy at
his factory, 414 West
yMain Street.
Be sure and ask for
Chocolate Cream Pepper
men t. sThev are his lead
ers for Christmas.
Kb
LLY, The Baker
Granulated Sugar, 54.82.
346 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
First door south of old entrance.
R
n
Pre
Now For
etur
sents
A t Prices
That Will
Astonish
YOU.
WE WANT THE
MONEY, YOU
WANT THE
GOObS
w MTER
sua
Demands warm Underwear, Gloves, . etc. Looll in
our north window, South Main street store and you
will see what we are doing in warm underwear, at 50c.
In the same window you will find samples of Cardigan
JacKets, at $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $4,00 and
$5.00. Our stocK is full of the warmest and best Un
derwear, Gloves, Cardigans Sweaters and wool Hose
that you can buy. You are safe when you buy from
""ROM STREET 1XJ dTSSBT.
to 96 SsQti MaiaStreet- 97 ts 103 Bank Strait
Manicure Sets
Just 3 Left
1 set formerly $15.00, n'o-wi
1 set formerly $20.00, noWj
1 set formerly $25.00, no-w;
5.00 Shaving Sets now, .
$5.00 Albums now,
$3.00 Albums now.
$2.50 Sharing Sets,
$7.00
1 $0.00
$12.00
$2.50
$2.00
$1.25
$1.00
Aprons.
LaoUes White ' Aprons, from 19c, 10c?
ladles' 25c White Aprons, includ-
ing Misses ' . . : ; 15c
Ladies' 50c White ' Aprons, In
Small, Large and - Misses, lace
or Hamburg trimmed, 25c
Atomizers.
See the line in our -window; not
one wortli less than $?00s your .
choice 4 50c
Hand Painted
Wave Crest Ware
See what we will give you for 50c
Perfumes.
50c 'bos of Perfumes, ?, bottles,
Jones, Morgan & Company
EVENING DRESS
CLOTHES
For sale or hire, $30
to $45 the suit, for hire
$3.00 the suit, $2.00 for
coat and vest.
Right or wrong dress
Suit, malies or un
maKes a man. Be as
particular as we are
and see that our label
is on yoursthen you're
sure to be rig'ht.
We carry the only
stocK of complete sizes
in the city every size
on each line from 33
to 46, .slim and stout
proportions as well. .
: We fit you from stocK
and avoid the bother
of ordering'.
Jones, Morgan & Company.
NEW ENGLAND LIQUOR WAREHOUSE,
Whiskies '
44
American Gin
44
HoIl Gin -
44
Rurn
44 J
Cider Brandy
14
California Brandy
French Brandy,
I50, U75, ZOO, 3.00, 4.00
40, . 50, 60, 75, 1.00
J.50, 1.75 ZOO .3.00
. 40, 50,- 75,; v -2.00,
3.00, 4:00. 5.00 , ; -
50, 75, 1.00, 1.25
1.75, 2.00, 3 00, 4.00 ' '
50, 75, 1.00
2 CO, 3.00, 4-00
50, 75, tOO
200,3.00,4X0 . .
3.00, 4,00, 5.00. 6.00
Per Gallon
Per Quart
Per Gallon
Per. Quart
Per Gallon
Per Quart
Per GiUoh
Per Quart
Per Gallon
Per Quart
Per Gallon
Per Gallon .
Per Quart
70c , Bottle
75c. L00;i.25. L50
James E. Pepper Whiskey, distillery bottled
One bottle of Whiskev 'Gin. Rum or W
with every $2.00 worth of our goods for this week.
Ladies room in the rear. For ladies only.
FRANK BROTHERS & CO I Stf
no"w
Kid Gloves.
All our $1.00 and $1.25 .Glo res, 50c
Pictures
Handsome line o Pictures, from
$1.00, 40c
Jewelry
Solid Gold and Silver Jewelry,1 also
Solid Gold Filled ; Watches, Chains,
Necklaces, . Brooches, Cuff Buttons,
Stone ' Set and Chased Rings, at just
half or about half jv-hat single line
jewelers want.
Clocks
Large Iron Mantel Clocks, former- 1
ly $10.00 and $12.00, now $3.9S up
Rubbers
Ladies' Rubbers, sizes 2- and 3, 10c
Comfortables
$1.00 Qomfortables now GOc
Laces
20 different styles of Laces, for
mer prices 10c to 20a oc
Handkerchiefs
Ladies' Embroidered Handker
chiefs, ' ... 3c
Our 25c Handkerchiefs, all linen,
- lace, and embroidered, 17c,
Mechanical Toys.
SKaies, Sleds, Jerseys,
Ingersoll Dollar Watches,
Cutlery, Sporting' Goods.
- SEE OUR LINE m XMAS."
THE D. B, WILSON COMPANY
,13. .15 AND 17 BROADWAY.
D. M. STEWART
FUNERAL DIRECTOR and "
EMBALMER.
212 NORTH MAIN STREET.
Residence, 247 Grove street. Tele
phone at store and house.
j!
M-Ber gin & Sons
UNDERTAKERS,
and PRACTICAL
EMBALMERS.
The best equipped house !n Connec
ticut, with everything needed for the
business to be shown In warerooms.
from the plainest line of goods to the
most ' modern. Experienced and gen
tlemanly help to attend to your wants
day or night Modern Hearses In
black and white; rubber tired Hacks;
rubber, tired Ambulance on call. Night
calls answered by Thomas F. Bergin,
75 South Elm street, or District office.
F East Main street, or at residence.
102 Walnut street. Telephone at store
at residcreo Z2Z 2
Russia
And
Jap
a
n
are
PLANNING WAR,
DODGE, Iff E
is planning his
Spring
Campaign
In spite of Thursday' night's ra!j.
which kept the crowd home the early
part of eve, the slipper ana shoe bus
iness 'was among tbe largest in out
history, and now all thoughts are of
spring. Some thousands of dollars'
worth are now making and January
4 Dodge goes to Boston, Brocktoa
Lynn and Haverhill to complete M
purchases.
SOUTI
t A
MS
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