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WATERBURY EVENING DEMOCRAT. TUESDAY, MAY 31, 190 J,
do you Wish
to be happy, bright, energetic, witty
nj healthy, and above all do you wish
to be imbued, or in other words, do
you wish every drop of your, blood to
be penetrated with real courage? If
ro, you should drink good Tea and
Coffee. You may say, how will these
kinds of drinks give you courage?
Just reflect, didn't Admiral Dewey
have courage when he fought at Ma
nila? There Is a man who is a tirrn
believer In drinking Tea and Coffee,
for he seldom touches anything strong
er didn't he have a cool, deliberate
brain and lots of courage at his last
glorious fight? There's a Tea and
Coffee drinker for you. And at the
present time Japan and Russia are at
war and they are fighting and will
continue to fight with a courage which
will startle the whole world boforo
their war is ended, and why are both
of these nations so courageous? Be
. cause both of them are Tea and Cof
fee drinking nations. Over In Japan
and Russia you will see Tea saloons
eveyrwhere. and when you enter one
of these saloons you get a drink that
does you some good; when you come
out your head and brain is not in a
whirl, no, sir-ree, you've got a level
head on you and you are happy and
contented; that's why the soldiers of
the above nations are so brave. Their
brains have been educated and culti
vated with Tea and Coffee and the
reader of this nd should remember we
sell only the good quality' of Tea or
Coffee. No matter what price you
pay us, vou'll find the quality is good.
Phelan's T Store.
42 Eart Main St
TelephOt V
cfeen
Paint
' Do your screens look a
little shabby, if so our screen
paint will improve, them
wonderfully. Easy to apply,
does not fill the mesh, but
prevents the iron from rust
ing. An economical invest
ment for any one at 25
cents to 45 cents,
Austin & Woodruff
The oldest paint and paper
: firm in the city.
157 East Main St.
THE MILL.
Fodder Corri.
SOUTHERN WHITE, 200 bushels,
-the choicest you ever saw. This is the
best silo corn ou the market. Price low.
WHEAT $1.25 HUNDRED.
r Have you tried It? Just the thing
for young chicks.
CORN and CRACKED C01.N, cool
and sweet. , ,
D. L. Dickinson & Son.
Corner West Main and Judd streets.
'Phone i2a - "
ivory an
Hacks furnished at short
notice for weddings, funerals
and other occasions.
J. H. McEvoy,
126 Baldwin or 16 River St.
SPECIAL VIIIE SALE
For this week we will have a SPE
CIAL WINE SALE OP CALIFORNIA
tWJNES from SONOMA COUNTY,
CALIFORNIA, the largest vineyard of
choice European wine, grapes In the
United States.
California Fort $ .75 $1.00 $1.50 $2.00
uaia-snerry ... .75 .l.OO. 1.50 2.00
Cal a Muscatel .( .73
Cal'a Catawba .75
Cal'a Angelica . . .75
Cal'a Rhine Wine
. - .75
CaraZinfandel .75
Cal'a Burgundy ' .75
Cal.a Claret ... .60
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
.75
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
N. B. With each gallon we give
,ten chances on one case of James E.
Pepper and one case of Wilson Whis
. kies.
Brass City Liquor Co
PASTERNAK BROS, Props.
213 South Main St. opposite Grand.
Branch 293 Bank, near K. R. Depot
Ladies' entrance on Union street.
See sign "Brass City."
SHIRT WAIST SETS I
We have just received a new line of
Shirt Waist Sets, the latest designs and
entirely different from anything that
you have seen. Wo have also some
new styles in Belt Buckles and Hat
Pins and Brooch Pins. Look in our
window.
WEDDING RINGS, all styles, at
reasonable prices.
Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing
ind Engraving done promptly. Give
us a trial. .
The Gaffney Jewelry Co
2 NORTH MAIN'FT.
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COMING EVENTS-
Entertainments, Fairs,.
Sociables of local Interest
June 2 Inhibition of domestic arts
afternoon aud evening in Friendly
league hall.
June 3 Barn dance by South End
Social club at their rooms, Soutu Main
street.
June .3 Annual closing of Catholic
-Women's association at St Patrick's
hall, whist and dancing party. ,
June 9 Musical and dramatic enter
tainment by league members at S p. in.
in Friendly league hall.
June 10 promenade given by the
Washington Hill Athletic club at their
hall.
June 14 Ladles' social session given
by (Waterbury lodge of Elks at Lea
venworth hall.
June 15, 16. 17 Queen's Daughters
charity bazaar at City hall, for Sisters
of the Holy Ghost. 1
June IS. First annual picnic by
Naugatuck aerie of Eagles, No 640, at
Linden park.
June 18 C. T. A. - TJ. state parade
and field day. Athletic , events and
gameR at Driving park.
June 10 Dedication of A. O. II.
monument. --' . x ,
, June 21 Commencement eierclses
Notre Dame convent. 7:30 p. m.
June' 23 Lawn fete, under the aus
pices of St 'Mary Magdalene's church.
Oakville; good entertainment and
dancing.
June 24 Leap year party by the
young ladles of Brooklyn at B. A. C.
hall. . .' ';'.
June 24 Second annual commence
ment of St Thomas's school. City hall,
o o'clock suarp.
CITY NEWS
The Mattatuck Rod and Gun club
held u shoot yesterday afternoon.
The painters' meeting will be held
this evening instead of last,, evenius
as was advertised. . ;.
Commissioner H. L. -Wade of . the de
partment of public works is. home af
ter a vacation of several weeks.
1 uaniei aiurpny, Traveling salesman
for a New York machine company, is
spending a few days at his home in this
city.; : ' -
William Cooley of Buffalo, N. Y..
spent Memorial day with his sister,
Mrs Charles S. Phelps, at 175 Chestnut
avenue. . t
The district court, criminal side,
opens one week from to-day. -There is
considerable 'business to be disposed
of. but it is not expected that it will
occupy more than the usual time, half
an hour. Generally the greater part
of the, business is settled out, of court.
Attorney Lynch to-day entered suit
against the Scovill , Manufacturing Co
for $10,000 damages' in the Interests of
Thomas Flanagan. The complaint al
leges that Flanagan was engaged
drilling holes in masonry for the de
fendant on June 3 last. He held a drill
which was struck by an eight-pound
hammer wielded by another man. Ow-,
ing to some defect the eight-pound
hammer struck Flanagan with great
force on the left arm, disabling him
for a long time and permanently in
capacitating him from earning as
much as he was in weekly receipt of
up to that time. The case is return
able to the June term of the superior
court.
All lovers of whist will be out in
force on Friday evening when the
Catholic Women's association will give
its final whist party. It was thought
that the last dance given a couple of
weeKS ago would be the fast' thing in
entertainments of that sort to be giv
en this, season, b-it there was so "ivat
a demand for a whist party that ' it
was finally decided to give one. There
will be accommodations for about 260
and the game will start promptly at
8:30. Special efforts will be made to
Accommodate every one who is present
at that time. The party will be given
in the large hall on the top floor and
the exhibition of work will take place
on the second floor.
One of the city laborers gave a milk
man and his horse quite a shook in Ex
change place this morning. The man
was occupied with his broom and cart,
but the fellow In the milk wagon was
taking things easy and the horse had
its own way. Instead of turning to
otle sine tue animal tried to run down
the eureka cart, but the sweeper would
not stand for that and hit the' animal
in the face with the broom. Then the
horse did what it should have done at
the outset, turned out of the way, and
cid it so quickly that the wagon came
near taking a tumble. The man on the
Inside looked mad, but the fellow with
the broom took no notice of-the milk
vender's long face and kept right ou
about his business. , (
A parade took place through some of
the public 'streets yesterday morning
which attracted almost as much inter
est as that of the G. A. R. en route to
the Soldiers' monument. It consisted
of a number of laborers who had coine
in on the cars and were footing It to
the Cheshire road, where they claimed
they had secured-positions -with Con
tractor T. J. Ley & Co. They carried
everything that goes to make up house
keeping .in regular shanty , style, large
trunks, bedding, tlu cans, pots and ket
tles' and dear only knows what they
had concealed in the trunks and tied
up In the big bundles. The expressmen
got nothing out of the crowd. They
carried their own traps and came pro
vided with enough rations to last tuem
until they reached the Cheshire road.
Reading. Is a pleasure when .it", in
volves no strain on the eyes a posi
tive pain when it dors. If your eye
sight Is naturally bad, or has become
so, come in and let us examine your,
eyes free of cost to you. If there's
an. eyeglass remedy known, we can
supply 1t promptly, intelligently, ac
curately, and our, charges are any
thing but excessive. The Upson Jewelry-Co,
opticians, OS Bank street.
Miss Anianda H," ITaviland of Hart
ford is visiting friends In this city.
Yesterday afternoon the lire depart
ment was called to the residence ot
Mrs Joseph Wiidman, 384 North Maiu
street, where flames had gutted every
thing in a closet and were eating
through the attic to the roof. The fire
men had to tear off some of the shin
gles before the blaze was extinguished.
The building belongs to-" Christian
Ilauser. It will take a few hundred
dollars to make good the damage, a
fair share of which was caused by
water. .
The board of education will hold the
Tegular mid-monthly meeting this even
ing and besides considerable buslne?
of a routine nature the annual question
of Increasing salaries of the teachers
will be taken up. According to the
plan laid down a few days, ago there
are no surprises of an unpleasant na
ture In store for any of the teacners.
Kids for; completing unfinished rooms
in several of the schools will be opened
and contracts awarded -unless 'the bids
are found to be too high. ;
FOR
RENT
. Flat of seven rooms
in block corner
South Main and
Grand streets, new
ly renovated. Art
ideal place for fur-
. nished rooms, also
five rooms 98 Fair
view street, first
floor, fro n t and
side entrances, all
improvements. In
quire on premises
or '.
JOHN J, SHEEHAN
Warehouse. 223 Bouth Mala 8L
Phon 103-8.
Storage Rooms
$1 and $2 Monthly.
.The best familieg In the city are
storing their goods with us now and
new. customers are coming dally.
JOHN MORIARTY
1 135 Broadway.
Office, one flight upstairs.
Moriarty's Undertaking Rooms
135 Broadway;
(Up one flight).
Hacks furnished. Ring bell at office
door fot night clerk.
1,000 lbs
SUGAR CURED
Castle's Corner.
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THIS
Newspaper - Talk
About shoes is pidced here with the
intention of saving you money. We
know you love comfort and are sure
you woidd like to practice economy, so
here is a splendid chance.
Our Men's and Ladles $2.00 and
$2.50 Oxfords are world beaters.
IE. J. PitiM
17 EXCHANGE FLACE.
!We give Grecu Trading Stamus. 1
Wednesday
8c lb.
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White Hats
For Graduation
Are you a purchaser of such ?
If so the burden of our count
ers will appeal to you, as
variety, style and attractive
ness are in evidence; too, the
prices will meet your favor
for like the profusion of styles
they are many and will meet
all conditions.
TlieMiller&PecliCo
equisites
White French Lawns 25c, 39c to
75c-
White Dimities 12Kc to 25c,
',.( ; .A'-("'il' .''--V';: ",'.
White Tcrsian Lawnsx 25c ' to
50c.
White India Linens 12cto 25c,
White Fans 50C to $4.98,
White Gloves 25c to 98c.
White Hose 25c to 50c.
White Dresses 98c to $4.98
White Ribbons 5c to 98c yard.
Theilller&PeckOo
ailhiot'sltoStoro
111 SOUTH M AIN ETKEST,
Ladies' Shirt
Waists
AT A SACRIFICE.
At 10c to 25c.
They are white, soiled and last year's
style; some of them were sold" for
$1.50 to $2. -
We only have about one hundred, so
the first one served will have the best
bargains. i
IT WILL PAY YOU
to look at the bargains offered la
WATCHES
nt this itore. A specialty made ot
Fine Wedding Rings. You can al
ways set your Watch. Clock or Jewel
ry Repairing and TCnsrravlnsr done hero.
F. P. BECTON,
No 25 EAST MAIN STREET,
With J. H. Devereaux & Cow
says he will sell you
Pillsbury's best flour for
provided you give his
man an empty barrel.
CHASE
Graduation
ii iiUfliwrnrri ill
This Booster
KELLY, THE BAKER
Combination Orders
for This Weekv
Combination No 1
1 Gallon Pure California Sherry
Wine SOc: $2 worth of Green
Trading Stamps . .
THE WHOLE FOR SOc
Combination No 2
1 Rottle Whiskey, ! . !
1 Bottle Gin, " ,
1 Bottle Wine, -$1
worth Stamps, "'"- H .
, - THE BIG FOUR FOR $1.00
Frank Brothers & Go.
A Wholesale House-
Cor. South Main and Union Sts.
Telephone 113-6. .
We have the only ladles' room in
the city strictly for ladles only.
J. G. Twining,
148 South Main Street.
Offers 20 per cent Discount for Cash
on a Full Line of
Hardwood Refrigerators
Cold iir Circulation, Charcoal Lined
and best made inhe market. Call and
see them. v . ,
Look at these prices:
30x00 inch Rugs ................ OSc
elvet Brussels Carpet, per yard .. 91c
Linoleum, per yard ............. 4Jc
Iron Beds $1.98
S. T. Mattresses 4.. $2.3
Iron Folding Couch ?;o.OO
Chlffoniey s $3.98
Matting. . linen warp ltyc
Adjustable .Folding Go-Carts ... $4.50
Wood-seat Chairs 53c
Toilet Sets,. six pieces.. $1.20
Linen Window Shades 22c
the ;
Colonial
Trust
Company
Invites Special
Attention to its
SAFE DEPOSIT
BOXES.
Moderate in h rice, rentals
ranging from $5 to $100.00per
annum, according to size.
Secure, in fire an? burglar
proof vaults, guarded day and
night by watchmen.
.Location, central and ebn
vepient . West Main Street
Waterbury, Connecticut
COPYBtQMT.
WE CAN PUT IN AS MANY
TONS AS YOU WISH.
It's no tioubleXto us and you'll feel
all the more content if there's plenty
of coal in the-cellar When nightsare
chill. We are looking for coal orders,
large and small; we can rill both kinds
with coal that will suit you; coal as
clean as coal can be. and the price on
a par with the quality.
CITY LUMBER AND. COAL GO,
21 EAST MAIN STREET.
Public
S-4 worth of stamps with a 5-lb pall Lard .'. i , ri:
$L' worth of stamps with package Korn Kiisp ........... 15o
$1 worth of stamps with package Forca ............ ................. l"o
$4 worth of stamps with $1 worth of Granulated Sugar.
$2 worth of stamps with uOc worth of Granulated Sugar. !
$! worth of stamps with 25c worth of Loaf Sugar. , v
1 lb best Tea .................. Wo
1 lb best Coffee ..............., 3,"c
1 lb Magic Baking Powder ....... .4oo
4 lbs 2Sc Rutter ................ $1.12
Bag Acorn Flour -SOc
4 cans Tomatoes r0c
5-lb pail Lard TOo
4 cans l'cas 50e
CO
o sv
(excejt Sugar and --Combination, to ev
of free stamps, ou order).
$0 worth of stamps with this order:
., ,, .-
d lbs Milk Crackers 2oc
2 lbs Lard 2lc
1 dozen Kggs ................
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$6 worth of stamps.
74 c
-161-16? South
Our Bov
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'Wash suits from 50c to $3.00. Straw hats for boMs and
girls from 25c to $3. Tan and black long hose for boya anc
girls, 15c or two for a quarter. Boys' shirt waists, half price I
the 50c kind now 25c. the 75c kind now 38c, the $1 and $.2:?
kind now 50c. ; Greatest values you ever saw, new this seaor
and this is just the time that you need " them. A lot of colla:;
that we wish to close out with' the shirt waists, collars that:,
were 15c, now 10c, 3 for 25c. You will find our' boys' store
full of just such bargains. Take advantage of them, for yol?
are safe when you buy from
FROM STREET
38 to 96 South MainSt.
Jones, Morgan
' ' '. ! " ' " : :
Agents for ROGERS,
Jack
Play
uits
Jones, Morgan
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'- : 1 ",' - ' ,-;t- f ; '? r1-1! ,"', , :
and
Jill
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We Are Well Equipped
For the warm weather with a large and select
stock of silk and lawn waists and shirt waist suijs ,
, -at.reasonable prices.;.',;.;,: See; our dlsplay in.. win- '
dows. We make ( . "
Waists and Shirt Waist Suits to Orel
J And out of your own goods at very low figures.
Our sale. on ready-to-wear and trimmed Hats
1 is still going on.
98-100 South Main St. (Meigs block)
Have You a Lain or Garden that Needs Attention!
i , If so beautify it by using some of our
Special Lawn Mixture and Fertilizer
All of our GARDEN SEEDS are tested, and we
know, they will germinate.
The
. B. WILSON CO.,
arke
rA
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ery purchaser on Wednesday, $1 worth
1 v
$7 'worth of stamps with this order:
1 lb best Coffee , 3."e
j n K'nniK-vhn
Jar Cocoa
- v.. A.m-IJ. .............
4 boxes Matches 10c
:.' ' , . - S:e
$7 worth of stamps.
Main Street.
s' Store
TO STREET. ' r
97 to 103 BanK St.
& Company,
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PEET & CO'S Clothing !
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For boys and Misses
of 2 to 8 years,
50cs7SctbeSuit
All one piece, full
length or kriee Knick
erbockers, Eton col f
lar, button in back,
made from sturdy
Denims in dirt defy
ing colors
& Company.
Branch, 62-64 South Main S
13, 15, 17, BROADWAYt
Waterbury, Conn. ( j
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Builders' Hardware and Tools. ;
SNEAKS:
RUII THE FEFIi
s
lour ooy s oia suoes reel not anis
stiff, but don't let him, get the sneai
habit. (It's almost as bad as cigar
ettes. . Buy him ono pair, perhap :
(Dodge has 'em in black, white, browsj
and red), but let him wear them all thtf
1 bun .1 .-v - . fc' si n 4 si lLt til 4? i . t
lilliU iliiU li'AL Ot'l'lUUiUtT JVU Will U 11 i
foot flattened down his feet
ten do
I don't personally take any stock Ut
lubber injuring the eyes).' and thin
general demoralization has cost yo,
-(Instalment plan), just as much as i
g'd . . i
Can fit out the little fellows at $1
and $1.23 In Patent, Tan Calf. Box Calf
and Vicl Low Cuts. Larger boys, 13 id
2, cost $1.23, $1.-- and $1.75, and th.
young men and boys, 2 to (Girls
too. wear 'em), can got Dodge's specia
brand at $2. McKay, and $2.50 Good
year Welt in Tan Calf. Velour and l'n .!
tent. Very good Oxfords, too, 2 Is td
fVi, only $1.50. in Viei aud Patent.
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Leather
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OUTU MAIN STREET.