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WATERBURY EVENING DEMOCRAT. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1004.
RUMOR
ometimes places sortie people, on.. un-
easy street. -For instance, --It "was ru
mored the other day that the board of
' public safety were, to undergo , an ex-
- amlnatJon as to their sanity, and also
as to their heterogeneal heterogaogll
at doings, since they became organ
ized; but the,rumor.vAvaafaov. It.. was
niroored the "cops" who tvere let stay
on the police force . were going to re-
i. sign and go over and light with -the
Japanese. Well, they either icin t
have courage . or else" the rumor 'was
,". false. It "was rumored the trolley cars
were going to run all along Baldwin
fttreet, but &sVlt;look now it was a
dTeam,. nightmare .or a blaixkety bjaaiic
fallacy. However Mf- you should hear
the rumor that our 'Store -vis the om
rellable place to purchase good, clean,
nice stating tea. Areata -roasted neai
bradnjr Coffee (with, or without chic
ory), or Butter that is Butter, the Unci
which makes you relish good brea
don't for emomertt tank tle rumor is
false; onyfbe contrary, it's iie, and
we'U prVe it If you will purchase from
vs. ItemembeT our, say so in our ad
! oifr do so in our. store. , If you at
Roftime are, 'not satisfied ffioxi got
yotiT money. uacR. aim v i:rf
l-i,. rm,i. 4 ha -week that
you'll bare an opportunity of receiving
a nice glass kitchen lamp complete
with one pound of our warranted good
Baking rowder. 45o per pound, at
Phelan's T Store.
"The Shop
99
Carpsts Taken Up, ; Cleaned
- Remade and Laid.
ni Lapalme-HofTman Co
: 158-162 Grand St,
I ' 1 " " 1 ." I ' ' '
New England
Watches
No reason why. a , watch for a
working man should not be artistic
in its make-up, and yet combine
the advantages pf heav clumsy
case, in strength. TOur watches
have just this feature, and our
. screw cases are models, of . elegance
, and style. For sale by all Jewel-
ers
V. .if.
Hew England Watch Co
Hubar & Co
Is tte :nly ' feJibIeV:wa
Broke on South Main St.
,(Ve carry- a' BIO; LINE of,
Vatcfcei, Diamonds, Jewelry,
Musical Instruments, fine
Wedding Ringi. We have
good fcirgtin In . unredeemed
'pledges.. We do fine Watch
.repairing. We guarantee
everything we say. ...
HUBAR & CO
ISl" SOCTB . JIAIS ST. .
' THE
Colonial
Trust
Company
Invites Special , '
Attention to Its V
SAFE DEPOSIT
BOXES.
' Moderate in rice, rentals
'. ranging from $5 to $100.00 per
. annum according .. td size.
Secvre, in fire anc burglar
proof vaults, gu'arHed 7 day and
. night by, watchmen, v
Location, ..central ; and con
venient.' ' '''' ''s'
West. Main Street,
, Waterbury, Connecticut.
REPAIRING
, Wc do alt kinds ,6f Watch,
Clock and Jewelry Repairing,
and guarantee to give satis
faction; ) Give us a trial.
The Gaf fney Jewelry Co
23 KOSTUN ST&nWD
Electric
Gafpet
Cleanmg
. READING WANT ADS.
. There is no more interesting adver
tising feature- In a newspaper thun
tho classified 'advertlsoments. Who
ever acquires "the hiabit of reading
these columns of solid type -rarely
ivestit up, entirely. Pilnters'- Ink.
CITY NEWS
Views, Japan and Japanese,' Foli's,
J&bruary 21; 25c. , '
The Curriui .Dry Goods Co wants
experienced salespeople Monday
morning. .
Monday will be Washington's
birthday, a legal holiday. . The '.banks,
tbo public and parochial schools,
Bronson library and some of the fac
tories will be closed. .
Bernard Forman. a New York man
who recently went into bankruptcy
as states by the Associated Paess,
never did business in Waterbury.
Miss Flora Morris' of Wall street,
stenographer at th office of the
Holmes, Booth & Haydens Co, will
spend Sunday at the home' of her
piuants in Derby.
The summary : , process , case of
James. K. Martin ,vs . Samuel Ander
son, Avhich was heard by Judge
Peasley . in the city court yesterday,
was decided this morning for the
plaintiff. , , :
The Itev Mr Reed of Grace Bai
tist' church will : preach at A. M. E.
vZion church Sunday at 3 o'clock." All
are invited to hear, him. The rltOH
Mr Bdmondson : of Waterbury , will
preach in. the evening at 750 o'clock.
Rev Father Fitzgerald, ; of the Sa
cred Heart church, will give a temper
ance address at the vesper service in
the church of the Immaculate Concep
tion, at Terryvihe to-morrow evening
at T o'clock. ; This -is the first -of a
series of. sermons to : be delivered in
this church every Sunday ; ' evening
during Lent. 1 : '
1 Preparations havft been made by
the i Sacred Heart drum r corps to give
a xjrand ball in the Auditorium Fri
day, evening. April 8. 1 , Drum corps
from all parta of tlie state ": will be
here and ; give a grand ' street'. parade.
Everything will be donfe- to tiiake this
one of the niost 'successful ' events
they have undertaken.
Mrs Margaret 15. . Johnson of ;Wa
tertown was ' grantedVia divorco yes
terday by Judge Roraback in the su
perior court in Winsted from her hus
band, Willianv Intemperance was
the ground on vhich tho divorce was
granted. . Mrs .; 'Johnson ''.was; ' also
granted the custody, or her seven
years old daughter.
; Before ! the Waterbury Women's
club i at the First Congregational
church yesterday afternoon, DrAnder
son delivered the first of a series of
illustrated lectures which will run
through the Lenten season; , , His sub
ject was "Dante," . whose . works , he
advised the good . ladies 6;thQ'( Wom
en's club to -read , and .ponder! "over
with great care. , '..':"- . : , i
' A Democrat reporter loarnel to
day! on good authority , that the trol
ley company will soon present to the
city government modlned plans 'for
the service on Baldwin : street from
Cole street to thf Pearl Ijakes f road,
a distance of ab.out ia couple of miles.
If the company , means business It is
safe to predict that the ity govern
ment will not stand in thev way on
this project now, no more than In the
past.
Ic ought to be sold at a price next
sumniei' which will put it within the
reach of the : poorest family. - in. the
fjty. There Was an abundant crop
,of it on. nil the local ponds and the
Weather -for harvesting it was all
that could have been -desired, so that
it d hard to ee .what argument .the
dealers can put f orwai'd . iii f avor of I
higli prices except that evei"ybody i!
trying to get the most they can for f
th-elr stock.
The resolutions on the death ' of
General S. W. Kellogg, adopted by
the local bar at bar meeting In the
district Jcourt last Saturday, have
been ordered filed on the . minutes of
the superior court. 'Tudge Wheeler
Issued ' the ordeir 1 yesterday: -Jte al
decided Attorney' Carmody'R ' motion
to strike out in the two cases of
Julia Corbett and her minor son. Jo
seph Corbett, against the Colonial
Trust Co for the plaintiffs, who are
represented by Attorneys Kennedy
and Cassldy. -
Half a dozen men got into a dis
pute yesterday . over ' the " mennln jt of
"A rrah-no-rogne?'; a show: "' biired " to
, appear here in the near future. TCncli
had a meaning of his own, but after
comparing notes all agreed that none
f them was right and apvointed a
committee to look it up. An Irish
man who knows his mother tongue
assures the committee . that the ISng
Ush of arrah-no-pogue is'cive' me a
tass." If this' be true fellows, who
take their best girls to see the perfor
mance should be careful about nu-n-iloning
the name of the play to their
companions lest they get themselves
Into a "peck of trouble or. worse stiU.
i be parties to an exhibition ....which.
would attract .more attention , than
what was being enacted on the stage.
A, joking remark '.by one- of the
clerk, has enriched a business firm
on East Main street . near the center
to the extent of ten dollars. One
day during, the past week the clerk
was looking in the waste L basket for
an old bill which he found just as
tlie men who. collect old. papers came
along. The, clerk remark ed jo kingly
as they took the basket of waste pa
per away that If they found any
money in it, it Was his. The men
searched the basket for about fifteen
mlhwtes. but 'found nothing. Later
they took waste paper from all parts
of the store and adjoining stores.
When they brought then to' their
place of business theym;ade another
diligent search for about an hour.
This tlmfr their labor .lore fruit.
A check for about1 ten dollars was
found. Later In the day the clerk
in the ' East Mainr: street store wns
surprised to receive a -visit from the
paper collector, who inquired how
much money he lost. The 'cleric was
wise in a"moment and stated, that
.he didn't know the amount. They
the collector gave tlie check and re
ceived his reward. The check had
been sent to the wrong store and
was found In the waste paper taken
from that store.
Children are called stupid and dull
by teachers' for no more reason than
that their eyes are not as the eyes of
other children. Perhaps they do not
see as well as -they should, i cannot
study long without pain, and eventual
ly, if too much driven, become sonred
In disposition. ; Parents. 1 you take a
grave responsibility noon your shoul
ders when you neglect these signs. iEx-
j smtnations free. Upson- -Jewelry Co,
(Opticians, ' , . .
City hall ' to-night. Military band's
pop, prpm, concert. . Not a t word; come
and see for yourself. " ,- .
The board of education will .meet
Tuesday evening instead of Mondlay
evening next week at 7:30 o'clock.
Mrs Erasmus Ketcham waa ap
pointed administratrix on tho estate
of, her husband to-day by Judgo
Lowe. ' ' ; - ' 1 --. ; ;
An impoi'taui meeting of the lonil
aerie of Eagles will be held in Pyth
ian hall to-morrow afternoon at -o'clock.
About seventy candidates
will be initiated.
The delightful sunshine' of to-day
has given a, lot of people the spring
fever land prompted others to Imag
ine that they heard tho bluebird on
almost every other treetop. It win
one of the most delightful days Wft
terbury had since last autumn 1 and
large numbers -of people took 'advan
tage of it,' to ot out and
around . after; bdns cohnned , to . helr
iiomea, curing ,so inajuy
zero .weather. v
montjis . ot
Saturday, Monday,
ay rand-
J bottle Guckenhctmcr
' Whiskey I U If Sftbti
J bottle Imported Port v ! 75'
1 bottle Imported Sherry 75
1
Four Days' Sale, Combination
l.OO.
Regular " price charged after Wed
nesday, February 24. !
I also wish to state that those
sales'" are indefinite, therefore would
advise the shrewd buyer to purchase
now while those Inducements iare.of
fering. We have still a few left of
Pepper bottlins (limitation you can
have for Fifty Cents.
JOHN J. SHEEHAN
Warehouse, 223 South Main St
if' If Si I V. 4' . I
Phone 103-3. - .IV. ,
Broadway Welcomes
tlie Old Reliable.
' Having leafed our store to the old and re
liable firm of Austin & Woodruff, Decorators,
we have fitted up for ourselves the -neatest,
cosiest suit of offices for our Undertaking busi
ness to be found in Connecticut, next door
below Turnbull's, 135 Broadway, where we
were 10 years ago. . We always felt at home in
this little corner, and these cold days and
evenings our friends will be welcome to call
and warm their shins at our cheerful fire.
iiriarty & Callahan
135 Broadway, next bejow Turnbull's.
Telephones Store 355-3) House 354.
John Moriartv, 1 prffioVsE
Jos. C. Moriarty, j Br,.
SA TURD AY.
ALL
PRIME RIB ROASTS,' 10c lb
' ALL
LEGS LAMB; 10c and 12c lb
ALL
FRESH SHOULDERS, 8c lb
ALL
SIRLOIN STEAK, i ' 12c lb
ALL
FOWLS, I3c to I8c lb
Special Prices on all GUTS
of BEEF. '
Castle's Comer.
Gome On, Girls and Boys
and get a pair of our Walking Shoes.
They do not pinch the feet or the
poeketbook. We have . .many' styles
and shapes aud. of course, difCereut
prices. Here are a 'few straight tips
on good things: '
Todies' and Men's Box Calf, Velour
Calf, Vici. Enamel and Patent! Colt
$3.r and $1 shoes now $2.08
E. Jf. Pit-in
17 Exchange Place
We site "Green Trading Stamps."
Tiiesd
ednesday
CHILDREN'S CAPS.
We have placed on sale In
our store a line of Children's
Caps; to be sold at the extreme
ly low, price of
...!S&50.,v
( These are specially big val
ues and we recommend them
to you t attention. ' ' "
I. CHASE
ThoHiller&PeckCo
Specials for Saturday
Night and Monday.
At $4.0. Ladies' '.Suits of IVroad
doths. . Sfti-ffesi unci M lx-cds . Cloths,
wo-re $10.00 to $in.(MV
At 5Se, LaHcs? Moliatr 'alsts.' ,
At $5-1.08. Ladles', Fur Nock" Scarfs
mid Stoles. ' ' , ' . : ."' v '
At 79ic, FJno French IVvcaliac, fast
-, blnck, wa li!c.
At '23o, Wlilto Mevcerizeji Waistiusat
valuo 50c. -
At 0c, AH Sil,k Grenatllnt'9, ralue
$1.00.
At 10c, Boys' Gajws and Boys' Waists,
were -5c
At 98., Jlcn's AJi Wool Sweaters,
value 5l.o0.
At. $l.o9, Men's Ture Worsted
Sweaters; were $2.80.
At $1.40, Children's Overcoats, ages
3 " to 1, " were $2.o0.' - ' -
At ' $i.0Sf, ' Boys' ool " Silits, . were
. $.00. . .,1 . ' . '
Af 23c, Ladies' Outing Flannel ' Ki
monas,. dark coloa'ti. , value GOc,
At 39c, Children's Daisy Cloth, Nlprht
' Gowns, pink land blue, value 59e.
At " 17c, Hemstitched Bureau Scarfs,
; with insertion,' value 29c. , ;, v )
.At Dc, 3904 Calendars. V'ei-e . 25c. '
At loc, 4-lnch Satin Taffeta Ribbon,
from 20c. (
At iiOe, Ladies' . I'ocketbooks, 1 from
49c. ' - ,
At .5c, Sachet Powders from 30c,
At 2oc. Ladies' Silk Lined Gloves,
from uOc.
At 19c, Colgate's PerCurae, from' 23c.
The ' Mllor& Peck Go
lailhiofs New Store
151 SOUTH MAIN STRJJDBT.
Children's Hosiery Sale ;
At 10c Pair
A lot of S4 dozen : seconds, double
leg and foot The first quality sell for
19e and they .are almost as good . as
the first.' - ,
At 12 i-2c Pair ,
An extra heavy, Boys' wide ribbed,'
fleece lined, made In all sizes, value
At 17c Pair
Kxtra line lisle thread Misses' Hose,
sold in town for 23c.
IT WILL PAY YOU
to look at tbe bargains offered ia
WATCHES
at this store. A specialty md of
Fine Wedding Rlag. Tou can nU
ways laet your Watch. Clock or Jewel
ry Repairing and Engraving done here.
F. P. BECTON,
No 2o EAST MAIN STREET,
With J, H. Devereaux & Co.
This Rooster Says
Jo the "city government, . be.
fore you buy ; any more parks
please buy seats for the pari s
that you have now. :.
KELLY SAYS
That if you want eggs for 25c
a dozen, you will have to pray
t , . : : V. " ' - ;' "' - - f
for a January thaw.
1 904 ' FEBRUARY; i 1 904
urn. ioi. mis. vn. mi. rn. sir.
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14 15 16 17 18 19 20
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21 22 23 24 25 26 27
28 29 '
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COMING EVENTS
Entertainments. Fairs and Sociables of
Loeai Interest;
' Feb. 20.Swedish - dance at Turn
hall, . Jefferson street, ; T
Feb 20 Masquerade ball given by
Danish brotherhood, No 303, at Turn
hall, fccovill street. .
Feh. 20. Promenade by the Wat
erbury Military Band, at city hall.,
Feb 21 Views of Japan and Corea,
Illustrated songs, at Poll's; admission
23 cents. : kx
Feb. 24. "Shakespearean .Recit
al" by Miss Louise Demmon. at 8.30
p. m., in Friendlyv League Hall :; .
Feb 25 Musical and di-amatic en
tertainment by league members for
xne Dencnt or the Friendly ; league m
i'rifnaiy league entertainment -an. -Feb
27. Smoker,; by the ,,.4 Savage
Athletic club . at their" rooms.' '" "
Feb 27 Promenade by the Water
bury Military hand at City hall.
Feb 29 Dance by1 lngeborg lodge.
No 22, O. of V., at Foresters' hall,
Lank street. '.
ltnr r TOnt Art iiiniAnf find smfttfff
by Clock Case shop . employes at
J. urn nau, jeuerson street,, ,
March 17 Dramatic entertainment
and promenade at City hall by A. O.
Jrarch 17 Leap year party at Odd
r euows nau.
v fflrr-i 17 r"h?nfrrn TTM1 ioi)i
annual concert and promenade at the
V Apr 4-& Fair given toy i the united
councils or tne Ji.mgnta or coiumDus
at city 'hail.: ,
en by reiwh-Canadian . institute at
Jacques' . Auditorium? v
; April 8 Sacred , Heart ' drum corps
annual concert and uau at tue auui
April H-15-1G-1S first ' grand) fair
by Division ko l, A. o. 11, at coium
bus hall. Naugatuck.
cert at A. M. Zioi church. Le?ture by
Hon J. C. Dancy; subject, "The Best
xmng tor tne fegro to Do."
ADril 25-SO--At Clrv lm 1L 1 A . O. IT
union fair, to raise funds ; 'to ,, erect
monument in sst Joseph's cemetery. .
Here Is Your Chance
. ' If you are fond of good reading, call
at the Democrat office and advertise
that house to rent, or that 'purse lost
or found, or that baby carriage for
sale, or. that table board. ? It costs but
a' quarter; and'a doth-bouud book, goes
vlth .every , adv. The stories are by
tbe best authors, and . include such
well known editions as "Beside the
Bonnie Brier Bush.! "Scarlet Letter,"
Sweet . Lavender" "Uncle ..Tom's
Cabin" and many other . old-time fa
vorites. . .
DM. STEWART
FUNERAL DIRECTOR and
EMBALMER. . . . : '. .
212 NORTH MAIN STREET, j
i Residence, 247 Grove street s-Tele
phone at store and house.
The Goal Famine
of last winter taught people .
economy in the matter of fuel.
The use f .
HO. 2 HUT OR PEA GOAL' !
was so satisfactory that a' great
many people have continued to
buy it. " They lib the kind we
...furnish because it inns . good
. size, is dry and. screens clean,
;,. aud our price .
$6.50 per Ion.-
makes it an attraction. Try n ton.
City Lumber
& Coal Co.
. 21 EAST MAIN STREET.
Look for Electric Sign.
TO-DAY
We devote to the
JWeat ' Buyers.
PORK LOINS, by strip,
RIB ROASTS OF BEEF - 8l0, J2c
LEGS LAMB - , - - 12c, 14c
'(Trading: Stamps Also,)
FOWLS J 4c, 16c Lb. CHICKENS 18c
Large Navel Oranges 25c doz. $2 worth, of stamps
Large Lemons 20c doz. , ' $1 worth of stamps
ALL OTHER MEATS IN PROPORTION. .
16M63 SOUTH MAIN STREET
TELEPHONE MO. ,
JUST WHAT YOU WANT.
JUST WHEN YOU WANT IT.
An extra pair of TROUSERS just when
your old Trousers have commenced to look'
shabby. We have marked down 300 pairs
of our finest Trousers
wool- Trousers that
$650 and $7your
3 .
' FROM' STREET,
rr m un main
tii
Jones- Morgan
Banister
i-S';;; N
SHOES, 1
S3.95
$5.00
k x; :, . Banister,
rSv-; . , ;' SHOES, :'
. $5.00 and $6.00
BANISTER SHOES
'The biggest-Shoe Sale
,jhe world's "best shoes at'a
I v
Jones, Morgan
W E N Z E L'S
High class tailoring, thoroughly
ish are tly? points upon which """e ha ve built up our business. Suits to
; order $18.00' to $35.00. Overcoats to order, $18.00 to $35.00. Rain Coats
'to order $18.00 to $3r.O0. Trousers t'oJ.OO to $10.00. 1
P. A.WEZEL S C,
25 Exchange Place: Phone 114-2. 1
Headquarters for hletic
DUMB BELLS AND INDIAN CLUBS
1-2 lb 1 - j 20c per pair
3-4 lb i -. - 23c per pair
I lb- -. - ".' i 25c per pair
1 X-21b - - - 30c per pair
) ; 2 lb - ; 35c per pair
2 1-2 lb - - 40c per pair
interest of tlie
We shall sell
. JOc Pound
u
4
4i
1
1. 1'
, l: --
. ,. i -
all worsted and all 1
were $450 $5
choice for
0 -1
TO STREET.
-j
2,o7 nir it
rz ' . .. .... l , . . . .,
& Company.
3.95
Waterbury has ever. known
big saving . ., ;
& Company,
TOG G E R Y
Pferfect
Garments
is.'.,' ' t t '
are wlrat you expect from the tailor? k
hands. , Perfection of fit i9 assured
when WENZEI makes your 'clothes.
reliable goods,, and superior, fit and fin
and Sporting Goods
Boxing' Gloves 75c pair up 1
Mrming isags i.uu up
Exercisers 25c up
See our line of jerseys
and sweaters. r-
The D. BTwilson Co
13, 15 and 17 Broadway -'
ncv Dodeo'
The Best Sfioo
I Ever
This makes my fouTtli pah. '. HaT
worn this pair since September Tne.r
wear splendidly aud keep their shape.'
Such commendations and we get sim
ilar nearly every , day make Iodsr
happy These Dodge specialties r
tbe solid foundations Of a great busi
ness. Seo the (-' -
PATENT "NANCYS"
BUTTON BLUCilER
and Lace, as well as latest shapes (en
tire spring stock) In vict kid. Any and
All 3.G)Ol
; r 84-86 Soutli Min Strist,
" fa -
S6.00
Fitting:
gn Another -
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ad