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(WATERBURY EVENING DEMOCRAT, MONDAY, JUNE 6, 1304.
lend Your Hubby
and all the rest of the family off in
good humor to-morrow morning. Serve
them our Java, and Mocha Coffee and
see how smiling, and good natured
they'll start off. to their day's labor.
Remember our Coffee is a fine bracer
In the morning; if you doubt us, Just
give it a trial and actually see for
yourself. .And, say, when they come
homo for the other "two square
iueals," see that you serve them some
of our delicious 50c Tea. Of course.
If you want higher grade Teas, we've
jrot them, but we .mention the' 50c
hind because it's elegant. Once in a
&veat while we hear a person say they
do not drink either Tea or Coffee, and
If you aslc them why, they'll tell you
because it doesn't agree with them.
Say, cucumbers, strawberries, ice
cream, pie, cake and lots of other good
things don't agree with many people.
But that's because their systems aren't
as they should be. Then that's the
time they should find out what is the
matter. Either Tea' or Coffee, if
brewed right and used properly is .ben
eficial to health. We have , the very
best authority on beverages tell us
so, therefore it must be so. ;. If you
carry your; lunch, remember we ore
giving" a well made and very handy
lunch box with each pound of our
warranted good 50c Tea. And don't
forget our 2oc Butter: can't be beat
for being the nice tasting kind.
Phelaifs-fc
2 East Main St i ; Telephoes. ;
S om el hi rig New
in
A. Can of tarnish having a
SCREW TOP with a BRUSH AT
TACHED TO HE, COVER,. The
.varnish Is kept free from dirt, the
brush is always soft and the whole
outfit ready, for use whenever you
want it - . .
Its cheap, too, only 25c for small
can or 45c for large can. '
Ask to see it at
Austin & Woodruff
157 East Main St...
The oldest paint and paper
firm In the city.
THE . MILL.
SLEEPY EYE FLOUR " .
loads them all.
in sacks at
For this week we sell
35.60 barrel.
Don't .miss
order now.
Rye Flour.
ways fresh.
this chance. Place your
Entire Wheat Flour, al-
D. L. Dickinson & Son.
Corner West Main and Judd
'Phone 120.
streets.
'hat we believe to be the best .Head
ache Cure in the world. That is a
broad statement but we really believe
it is true. We are so positive about It
we guarantee a cure, or you may have
your money back without a murmur:
The name of our remedy is Nugent's
Instant Headache Cure. The price is
23c a box, ,! '
NUGENTS PHARMACY,
'At the Junction, ' corner Scovill and
South Main streets.
E:RE
headquarters for Imported and Do
mestic Wines 'and Liquors and our
prices are the lowest; give us a trial
and convince yourself that during the
last SEVEN YEARS that we have
been In TVATERBURY we have made,
our place of '. business the HEAD
QUARTERS for the general public
buvlDg WINES AND LIQUORS FOR
FAMILY AND MEDICAL USE.
We carry in stock the well known
brands such as Golden Wedding, Old
Crow, Old Nelson, Mt Vernon, Jas E.
Pepper and Schenley ' Whiskies and
many other numerous brands that
.space does not allow us to mention.
In Imported Goods we have from Eng
land. Scotland, Ireland, Norway and
Sweden, and Austria the favorite
Ibrands of liquors from' those coun
tries above, mentioned. , ;.;
Brass City Liquor Co
PASTERNAK BEOS, Props.
213 South . Main St, opposite Grand.
Uranch 93 Bank, near R. R. Depot
Ladles' entrance on Union street.
See sign "Brass City." :;
I7atch Our Windows
For Wedding, Birthday :
and Graduation Gifts. , '
We have in stock a nice line of
WEDDING RINGS, all styles and
at prices that are reasonable.
The Gaffney Jewelry Co
2 NORTH MAIN ST.
.. :j,$fM Put Up
M:mW and
' Sell
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CITY NEWS
The aldermen will meet at 8 o'clock
to-night. ' .
The members of the Debating club
of the ' Crosby High school will hold
a whist and dance In Music hall next
Friday evening. . - -
There wag a hearing Saturday , In
New Haven before Referee Newton on
the petitions in bankruptcy of John
Littlejohn and Herman Kiesel, and it
Is believed that discharges will be
granted in each case.
The New Haven Leader reports that
Congressman ' Lllley of Waterbury,
who is the member of the republican
state committee for the fifteenth dis
trict, has stated that he voted for
Kenealy for chairman of the commit
tee. The members of the graduating class
of the Crosby High school have , re
ceived their tickets for the graduating
exercises which will be held June , 23.
Each member received ten tickets,
six reserved seat coupons and four
rush tickets. . - : V ''
At St Francis Xavier's church yes
terday the bans of marriage were an
nounced for the first time between
Francis X. Bergen, of the firm of Ed
ward Bergen & Sons, contractors and
tuilders, and Miss Katherln G. ; Kane
of South Main etreet. J - . ! '
St John's church never looked pret
tier than it did this afternoon, a col
lection of flowers and' potted : palms
rendering additional charm to the
beautiful edifice, which was filled to
witness the marriage of Miss Eliza
beth ; Kent, stone of Prospect street
street and Frederick : Kirk Stone of
Rochester, N. Y. The ceremony took
place 'at 4 o'clock. ,
A-large crowd of people collected at
the Naugatuck station yesterday noon
to see the members of Company G, C.
N. G., and about twenty-five of their
friends off for the St Louis exposition.
The boys made a stunning appearance
and many good wishes for a safe re
turn were shouted after them as the
train whirled away. They will be ab
sent ten days.
A large. numberof well known mer
chants,, after careful consideration,
have decided to give their patrons the
celebrated Hunt trading stamp, having
come ; to the conclusion that as this
stamp offers to the customer the best
inducements it would be the most sat
isfactory v form of stamp advertising
that they -could adopt. . Accordingly ar
rangements , have been completed to
open a branch ' premium store in this
city at a very early date.
' Negotiations for a settlement of tha
Plant will case are reported to have
been successful andthat such an a
nouncement will be made in a few!
days. The contestants of the will,
Horace G. and C. EV Hoadley, who
claim to be heirs at law of the late Mil
lionaire Henry Bradley Plant, will," it
is said, be paid a large sum In money
in settlement of their claims. This li
the only inkling so far of what the set
tlement will be. Several, features of
the case were to be disposed of by the
supreme court .this month, but accord
ing to the New Haven papers the case
will not be tried and may be stricken
from the docket. " . -
Father McKenna, the eloquent
Dominican preacher, was at St Fran
cis Xavier's church yesterday and de
livered two or three addresses. At the
9 o'clock service Father McKenna paid
particular attention to the boys and re
quested as many of them as were will
ing to promise not to take God's name
in vain to hold. up their right hands
and make a solemn promise to that ef
fect. , It was a most edifying sight to
see the children with hands uplifted re
citing the promise after, Father Mc
Kenna, who,' although now over 70
years of age, appears to be In the en
joyment of good health, and has lost
none of the charm that made him a
popular missionary father in Water
bury and all over the New England
states many years ago. Father Mc
Kenna spoke to a very large congrega
tion in the evening.
Superintendent ' Hotchkiss of the
street department had a force of men
at work Saturday . night cleaning the
paved streets. The hose was used wita
good effect and Sunday morning ehucch
goers wondered what had been going
on while they slept. ; Mr "Hotchkiss is
operating a road roller on Leavenworth
Btreet to-day loosening up the macadam
preparatory to giving it a top dressing
with the sam6 kind of material. The
machine is provided with a number of
stout spokes in the wheels which stick
into the erushe stone, thus softening it
so that the new coating may be able
to hold on . The roller works all right
and is just as good as the old one for
frightening horses. There Is nothing
that ever came to town able to strike
such terror into a horse as the sight of
a steam road roller. No matter how
old or feeble. the animal, it pricks up
its ears and tries to do all kinds of
stunts once it gets its eye on it,
- The supreme court convenes in New
Haven to-raorrow at 10 o'clock, and a
very heavy docket is to be disposed of,
the heaviest, in fact, in a great
many years. , The appeal of Willis
Vandemark is among the cases, and
while that case has been given prece
dence over all other cases from New
Haven county there are eighteen
cases from Fairfield county ahead of
it It is very probable, however, that
a great many of this number will not
be heard, foT it generally happens that
at the last moment a number of the
cases drop out. The Vandemark case
is the only one of a criminal nature on
the docket and as the Issue involved is
practically a new one, the contention
I of , the appellant being that the facts In
the case have been already adjudicated
and determined by the superior court
once before and therefore Vandemark
should not again have been placed in
jeopardy. The decision of the supreme
court will be awaited with much inter
est by the state bar. The fate of
Marsh hangs on the decision.
Don't neglect any little trouble with
your eyes; it may be a great trouble
before long.-, Our ., examination by a
skilled optician' is both free and fair
if there's nothing wrong we tell you
so. The Upson Jewelry Co, opticians,
Cso CS Bank street.
', Mrs Emma F. Stenson was granted
a divorce by Judge Ralph Wheeler in
the superior court In ' New Haven
Saturday. Desertion was thebasis of
the action. Seventeen years ago Mr
Stenson shipped from Ireland for New
Zealand and nothing has- been heard
from him since. :
What happy mortals some people
are. A man said to-day that he saw
hone of the lightning last night and
didn't hear the thunder. He retired
early and slept like a top until 6
o'clock this morning The storm of
last night was a brief affair, but it
was a good one just the same and the
few crashes of thunder made such a
racket that many thought the houses
were coming down. It rained, too,
and folks who were out of reach, of
shelter and were dressed up in their
fineries got the,,starch taken out of
them.
Flat of seven rooms
in bloc ft corner
South flain and
Grand streets, new
ly renovated. An
ideal place for fur
nished rooms, also
five rooms 98 Fair
view street, first
floor, front and
side entrances, all
improvements. In
quire on premises
or . .
IN
, Warehouse. 223 South Main BL
Phon 103-3. , H
MORIARTY
Under tailing on the Most
Improved Plan.
Hacks promptly furnished.
Night calls answered at office"
door. Ring bell or telephone
355-3 from any part of the
city, night or day.
SATURDAY.
Fancy Fowls,
2c to 16c W
Fresh Shoulders, ,
9c lb
' ' Chuck Roasts,
7c to 9c lb
Pork Loins. "
9c and lOc lb
Low Prices on all Pot ftoaVs
aid Boiling Beef. '
Castle's Corner.
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Judge the Question
which are the most appropriate to your
needs, low shoes or high shoes." If you
wajht to realize that cold storage feel
inj which is so pleasant to the feet on
'a varm day you can have it if you
buy -ja pair of our Oxford Ties.
If you prefer the high shoes, let us
fit your feet to a pair of our Patent
Leath er, Tan or Black Leather Shoes.
. 3. IPitifi
17 EXCHANGE PLACE
We g-ive Green Trading Stamps, f
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Shirt Waist Hats
The correct Hat Wear for
the coming few months. They
are cool, pretty and , will stand
lots of "banging" around. We
have them in all . styles. They
are a necessary accessory of
your summer wardrobe.
ThollIleriPeekGo
IN
Women's Ready-to
-Wear Garments,
At 98c, Women's Cambric
Waist Suits, braid trimmed.
Shirt
At $1.25,' Women's Percale Suits,
hemstitched "waists, extra full skirts.
At $5.98. Women's Suits in handsome
voile, black or colors, taffeta silk
lined blouse or Eton coat, 7x9 gored
skirt, taffeta trimmed, value $12.00.
At $5.98, the balance of our Covert
Coats, wiere $10.00 and $12.00.
'At $1.98. China; Silk Waists made of
rftne quality, tucked with 3 rows of
; lace Insertion, down front, lace trim
med collar and cuffs, value $3.00.
WHITE LAWN WAISTS.
At 49c, made of fine lawn, plaited
back and front, -full sleeves, soft
; stock, all sizes, value 75c. .
At 98c, made of fine lawn with lace
yoke, hemstitched with' lace medal
. lions; value $1.25. .
At $1.98, Fine Persian Lawn Waists,
front of fine lace ana tucks, value
$3.00. , . .
Clailhiot's Mi Store
'131 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
at a great reduction for to-night and
: . next week. - ;'...,
Made in fine Imported. Scotch iMadras.
ALL $1 SHIRTS, 79c.
The 75c and SgcShirts for this sale"
1 ' 59c and 63c
We also have the finest line of 50c
Men's Shirts in the city, with more as-;
sortments and styles. ,
IT WILL PAY YOU
to look at the bargains offered l
. WATCHES
nt this etore. A specialty made of
TMne Weddlnir Rtmrs. Yon can al
ways get your Watch. Clock or Jewel.
Ty Repairing and Ensravlns dne here.
F. P. BECTON,
No 25 EAST MAIN ETREDT.
With J. H. Devereaux & Oo.
. .Ti ' . ... w s & i. . .
.... K
says he will sell tyou
Pillsbury?s best flour for
provided you give his
man an empty barrel.
ELLY, THE BAKER
Astonishing
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EESSlUcilUBS
This Booster
INCOMING EVENTS
I
r Entertainments, Fairs,
Sociables of local Interest
i .
itm)am.m.9. ill l.w 1. imm wmimmilM m.m "WllWl.li
June 9 Musical and dramatic enter
tainment by league members at 8 p. m.
in Friendly league hall. r
June 10 x romenade given by the
Washington Hill Athletic club at their
hall.- ..'.u-v r.;-v .
June 11 New England Watch Co
emnloves' CTnrl I oronrslnn in . the
White City (Savin Rock).
oune 14 LaaiesV social session given
by Waterbury lodge of Elks at Lea-
v w ui lii uaii. .
charity bazaar at City hall, for Sisters
of the Holy Ghost.
June. its. .First annual ' picnic ; Dy
Naugatuck aerie- of Eagles, No 640, at
Linden park. 5 ,r
June 18 C. T. A. T7. state parade
and field day. Athletic events and
games -at 4 Driving park. '
June 19 Dedication of A. O. H.
monument. , ; '
JunA 21 RomTYifn(fTnnt A-.err.lses
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. . ,
J une 24 Leap year party by the
young ladies of Brooklyn at B. A. C.
hall,
tj une second annual commence
ment of St Thomas's school. City hall,
o u ciock snarp.
ABSOLUTE SLAUGHTER
Driven out., I must vacate, Mr Con
Ion says, because he has - rented this
store and the one north of this and
nearly all of the second floor. I must
be gone before June 29. I have deter
mined to slaughter everything. Furni
ture at your own price, Carpets and
Rugs at such figures you wouldn't
have the courage to vcall it a price. I
have 60 rolls of Matting and other
floor usefuls that are in the stock.
Then, there are a thousand and one
things in such a furniture line as 1
carry that you know about and which
you wouldn't expect me to enumerate
in this small space. This is a salo of
Absolute necessity. I have stopped buy
ing anj, now it a all ready for you to
buy. Come early and see me and con
vince yourself.
J. G. TWINING,
i 148 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
THE' ,
Colonial
Trust
Company
Invites Special
Attention to its
SAFE DEPOSIT
BOXES. J
. Moderate in h rice, rentals
ranging from $5. to $100.00 per
annum, according to size. 1
Secure, in fire anc . burglar
probf vaults, guarded day and
night by watchmen.
Location, central and con
venient. West Main Street,
- Waterbury, Connecticut
Mn Berlin's Sons
UNDERTAKERS AND
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Corner Scovill and South Main Sts.
Night calls answered by Thomas F.
Bergin, 75 South Elm street; Patrick
S. Bergin, 102 Walnut street,
House telephone 333-2; office tele
phone 603-4.
Hack Stables,
Unloa Street 1
Office open from 6 a. m. to 11 p. m.
First class Hacks und Coaches for
funerals and weddings.
Train orders will rroelve prompt at
tention. Telephone. 603-4. ,
Public
SATURDAY ECONOMY SALE
Peril Loins, - -
' - ..'":: ,.'
Large Smolled Shoulders,
Hinds Veal, 12cf
(Trading Stamps
$1 worth of Stamps with 2 boxes Strawberries
$1 worth of Stamps with 1 dozen Oranges.
$1 worth of Stamps with 1 dozen Lemons.
57 VARIETIES OF VEGETABLES.
Leaders. 101-163 South Main
The
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Level-headed men buy sure footed hose. That Is why .
our hose both in fancy and plain colors are so popular, j
We have this season the handsomest line of fancy hose
we have. ever shown; VPrices 25c 50c.75c- $1.00 $1.50. 1 j
;' A few; neat effects you will see - in North window Ban
Street. . ' '-i v'
A big line of patterns in all sizes from 9 1-2 to 12. V
Look them over, for we know you will be pleased with the j
quality and fit and so rnany to pick from surely your choice is I
there. ;
You are, safe when you buy hose from y
FROM STREET
SS to 96 South Main St
Jones Morgan & Company j j
Afiffnru f nr Rncrorc Poot Pnmnanu'e Plnthmrr Hi
nnrn
W1IU1E-I
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Jones, Morgan
"MEET ME AT
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. BUT GOOD VALUES RULE III ALL DEPARTMENTS,
- Our advertising news does not tell the whole story of the wonderful
advantages offered through purchase. 'Twould take too much space to do
that. Our business is satisfying home furnishing, and in every section of
this great store you can fihd bargains. Everything from the standpoint of
novelty, quality and economy in large variety everything that good tasta
dictates 'and judgment approves. Buy or look only always welcome.
FURNITURE, CARPETS, CROCKERY, STOVES. RANGES, REFRIG-
v ERATORS, GO-UAKTS, IjAAII'S, I'lUXUittia. iiiiu. ,
EVERYTHING FOR HOUSEKEEPING .
tt w Tr- TO mi A TT ' C TT!ITIZ- TTITTr
Ira try trM hj ur. xl-J m ii
gives a cash value to your promise attractive comfort to your home.
BOSTON FURNITURE CO.
South Main, Scovill and Brook Streets.
"AT THE JUNCTION"
Have You a Lawn or Garden that Needs Attention?!
If so beautify it by using some of our ;
Special Lawn Mixture ( and Fertilizer j
All of our GARDEN SEEDS are tested, and we ; ' - j
know they will germinate. j
TtlS n TI Wll OHM 13 15 17, BROADWAY 5
,' Builders' Hardware and Tools.
arke
9c lb
8c lb
Fores, 8c
with Every Purchase,) .
StfGGt
TO STREET.
. 97 to 103 Banll St
Can worry along
through this weather
without our Tropica!
two-piece Suits but its
a worrying he'll be.
Such low price com- j
fort is within every j
man's reach; comfort of i
body means a content-
ed mind. S7.50 to $15 j
Low Shoes, Tan and
Black, $2.50 to $5.00 j
& Company.
THE JUNCTION'
II
2;50-Nancy Dodpri
2 Waterbury
are all right If you
Have $2 or $2.50
r
What is the next best thing? Why
some - ;
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ill fn i
Oxfords. More meat Is put Into
Dodge's direct from the factory ?1.5f
Oxfords than 'any other dealer can ge
from a jobber. That is horse sense,
isn't it? Heavy sole, kid tip 'and pat,
ent tip, light sole, patent colt Bluchers
tan Vici, turned patent tip and ki
tip all at $1.50. If you can't.
$1.50. see Dodge $1.25 factory Oxtox
equal to ordinary $1.50 ones. Straig
talk. Then, too, jobber Oxfords
low as 75c and $1.00.
SOUTH MAIN STREET,
$1.5
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