Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume], June 20, 1904, Page 10, Image 10

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WATERBURY EVENING DEMOCRAT, MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1904.
You
see the temperance parade a few. daya
ago? To be sure you did. There was
la body of lea and coffee drinkers and
you wouldn't have to b told. so; a
glance at them -would tell you so. Now
that's the appearance all of us should
have and by drinking. Rood Tea affd
Coffee (the kind we sell) will make
you look as good and feel as good as
they did. There was only one thing
happened during the day to mar the
pleasure and we've been told the best
band In the state started to give us
a concert on the "green." but when
they got onto the bandstand they
were routed and told to "move on"
as If they were a gang of curbstone
orators. Now, If this story -Is true,
we do not think ' the fellows who
moved them on drink the kind of Tea
or Coffee we sell. Remember, we
claim our Tea and Coffee is a splendid
brain tonic as well as soothlnp to the
nerves and people who do not think so
should buy some and see for them
selves. This week we give a well
made lunch box or four bars of ex
cellent soap with each pound of our
warranted good 50e Tea or a shop
ping bag with a pound of our fresh
roasted flne tasting Coffee (with or
fwithout chicory) land we have dropped
bur Butter two cent per pound; that
means vou can buv the best tub But
ter, AND IT IS BUTTER, for 23
, cents at , -. - , , , .
i - ' . -: ' '. .
sphelaii's T Store.
'. '42 East Main St ;. Telephone
Pre y Inventory
Prices
Kitchen Papers,
From 3 c Up.
rBsdrobnisPapers,
From 3c Up.
I , 1 1
'iJntil July 1,
Austin & Vi
157 East Main St.
THE MILL.
Sucrene Horse
is composed of Linseed . Meal, Corn,
Oats, Barley, with the proper amount
of Molasses added, and no better or
healthier feed for a horse can be de
vised. Will Keep In any climate. Send
In yoar name for a trial bag.
D. L Dickinson & Son.
. Ccmer West Main and Judd streets.
'Phone 120. U"
THE
BEST
MEDICINE
!or nine-tenths or au sicKness is a
I i -l xr j- mt. o
Imp is pleasant to take and is as ef-
recuve as me Buru-i&fc's, yujitfauvea.
It's a simple thing, but a .good one.
We put It up ourselves, so you can de
pend on it. Nugent s pharmacy, cor
ner Scovill and South Mali streets.
NUGEHrS PHARMACY,
. lt the Junction, corner .. Scovill and
. South Main streets. '
ALF DOLLAR SALE
1 hot Monogram Pure. Rye ....... .50c
1 bot Old Cognac ...50c
1 bot Tom .Gin .............. ,.-.50c
, 1 bot Holland Gin 500
! 1 bot Rock and Rva .... -.... .. ,50c
I 1 bot Apple Brandv ............. ..50c
1 bot Very Old Port ......... 50c
il bot Very Old Sherry 50c
1 bot Vermouth , ..... 50c
. 1 bot Angostura Bitters ......... .50c
1 bot Champagne
,...50e
Brass City Liquor Co
PASTERNAK BROrf. Props. '
213 South Main St, opposite Grand.
Branch 293 Bank St, -near R R. depot.
X. B. 10 tickets with each purchase
of any bottle in the above list for one
case of Ja3 E. Pepper and one case of
Wilson Whiskies, which will be drawn
' July 2.. 1904.
L&dies' entrance around Union
street, see sign. "Brass dry."
Af of oh flur If inrlnrro
ywtiiuii uui miiiiuuwu
toodruff
"; ,
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 Oaffney Jewelry Co
S2 -KORTU -AIX ST.
1904 . JUNE . 1904
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COMING EVENTS
Entertainments Fairs,
Sociables of local Interest
June 21 Commencement e---'clse
Notre Dame convent, 7:30 p. m.
June 22 Thirteenth annual meet
ing of the Alumnae association Cong
de Notre Dame. .
June 23. Closing exercises of St
Mary's school at 3 :30 p. m. Rev W.
J. Slocum presiding. .
June 23- Lawn fete under the aus
pices of St Mary Magdalene's church,
Oakviile; good entertainment and
dancing. ;
June 24 Leapiyear party by the
young ladles of Brooklyn at B. A. O.
hall.
June 24 -Second annual commence
ment of St Thomas's school, City hall,
t o'clock sharp.
June, 30. Shirt waist dance by the
pupils of Miss Reed's academy at K.
of C. hall.
July 2 Carnival, Picnic and Ath
letic sports by Co.E. First Regt, Hi
bernian Rifles 'at the Driving park.
July' 4 Second grand carnival and
picnic given by South End S. C. and
Waterbitry Driving association at
Driving park; horse racing and athletic
sports.
July 4 Excursion by the Brooklyn
Athletic Club to Savin Rock and the
White City
August 15 Festival by Vittorio Em-
manuele II Societv at Driving park. '
CITY NEWS
Morlarty'a undertaking night caTiB
"are answered at the oflice door, 135
Broadway, up one flight, or telephone
from any pan of city, 855-3.
Drs McLarney, Hungerf ord and
Farrell were appointed physicians
for the local aerie of Eagles for . the
next six months at the meeting yes
terday... MiKaol Afnmhtr 1 UnPTTifln In the
employ of the S. k. E.1 T. Oo, got a
sliaht shock while at work' on a poie
on North Elm street, Saturday, and had
to be assisted to the ground.
James J. Avery, aged 29 years, died
yesterday afternoon at his home on
Henry street. (lie leaves a widow and
one child. The funeral will be ueia
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The graduating exercises of Notre
Dame convent will take place Tuesday
evening, June 21, tat 7:30 o'clock. An
intellectual and musical treat is antic
ipated. Tickets may be secured in
advance at the convent kp i l
The proms given by" the American
band are growing more popular eery
week. On Saturday night tffi Water-
burv crowd was enlarged considerably
by the appearance of a number of the
C. JL. u. memDers oi me siaie. .
Rev William McNichol, the new
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
church at Watertown, wm address
the next meeting of the Waterbury
Prohibition alliance on Tuesday even
ing, June 21, at Christian Alliauce
hall, 43 East Main street, room 22,
The pupils of Miss Reed's dancing
class will give a shirt waist party
Thursday, evening, June 30. The af
fair will take place at Mis& Reed's
dancing academy in K. of C. hall , and
a pleasant time Is In store for those
who are fortunate enough to get cards
of admission. ..
The marriage has. been announced
to take place at the church of the
Immaculate Conception Thursday
morning, June 30th, of John Burke,
one of Ansonia's most popular young
men, and Miss Susie Sullivan of 23
Emerald street, a popular saleslady ...at
Curran's dry goods store.
At the graduating exercises of the
senior class of the City Normal school
which will be held in the High school
assembly hall on Wednesday . night.
the principal address will be delivered
by Sara Louise Arnold, the noted edu
cator. Miss Arnold is the author of
a primer, which is used in the primary
grades in schools throughout the
country.
Contractor James Sutton of this
city completed on Saturday a fine
stretch of sewer work in Naugatuck. J
iiis men nave been employed on the
work for the past six months, during
which time they laid 11,000 feet of
sewer. The work was done in a sat
isfactory manner ,r and the streets
were left in such good condition that
Contractor Sutton received much
praise from many Naugatuck people.
Contractor Sutton began work to-day
on a Torrington contract.
Price, Lee & Co's directory for 1904
Is out and as usual it Is put up in
good Phape and Is full of interest for
everybody. The synopsis is as fol
lows: .Names In directory for Inst
year, including 826 removals," 27,279;
new names added in preparing book
for 1004, 4.972; names erased. 4.077,
increase, 895; total number of names
in new directory, including', 1.060 jv
ni7Is' 28'174; changes in address,
14,491. It is a handy reference book
and Is Jniispensible in office, stores
and other pl.ices where business of a
public nature is carried on.
A fashionable wedding, in whi-h
many Waterbury people were interest
fed took place in New York yesterday
afternoon at 5 o'clock, when Abraham
NItkin of Tarrlngton, formerly of this
city, and Miss Danziger of New York
( were united in the ; bonds of matrl-
mony. After the marriage ceremony,
which was performed. ln the Henry
outxi teujyiw, .a gruna reception was
held in Apollo hall, which was filled
witn invited guests. Among the
guests were the following from Wa
terbury: The Misses Annie and Jen
nie Nitkin, sisters of the groom, Re
becca Freed, Jennie Cohen and Abra
ham Rosenberg. .
To meet the eyes of those with eye
troubles this advertisement is insert
ed. It's our business to make eye
tests, prescribe a cure for defective
sight and to provide the necessary
I eye glasses and spectacles. Upson
Jewelry Co, opticians, CS Bank .street.
Miss Sarah F. Shapiro, bookkeeper
for the Guarantee Credit Clothing Co,
has left town for an extended vaca
tion visiting friends in New York,
Yonkers and Bayonne, N. J.
A month's mind mass of requiem
will be celebrated at the Immaculate
Conception church Wednesday morn
ing at 8 o'clock for Miss Bridget
Sweeney of Franklin street.
Robert Sweeney -and John Carter of
Derby land Fred Seno of Springfield,
Mass, were the guests of Mr and Mrs
Charles H. Saxe, of 124 East Main
street, Saturday and Sunday, return
ing home last evening.
The funeral of Mrs Catherine De
laney -was held yesterday afternoon
from her late home at 129 Hill street
to St Thomas's1 church, where a mass
of requiem was celebrated by tne Rev
Father Sullivan. The bearers were
Patrick' Curran, Patrick Kelly, Pat
rick Cava naugh, Thomas O'Meara,
Jeremiah Xawlor and. Thomas Bahan.
ENT
Flat of seven rooms
in block corner
South Main and
Grand streets, new
ly renovated. An
ideal place for far- ;
n is heel rooms, also
five rooms 98 Fair
view street, first
floor, front and
side entrances, all
improvements. In
quire on premises
or
JOHN J. SIIEEIiAN
WarehoTLwi 223 South Main SL 1
rPhon 103-3.
I
Moriarty solves the em
igration question with
out statistics.
The Indian with his pipe of peace
Is passing fast away;
But. Paddy with, his piece of pipe
HAS COME BE GQB, TO STAY.
Our storage rooms are the best in
tne city, the prices are the cheapest;
and the insurance costs you nothing.
Ask us about it.- Our Undertaking
night calls are answered by ringing
bell at office door, or telephone 35a-3,
night or day.
135 BROADWAY, Up On. Flight,
MORIARTY
!S
I
Fowls, '
13c to 16c lb
Legs Lamb,
13c lb
Fresh Shoulders,
8c and 9c lb
Shoulder Roasts,- ,
8c to 10 c ib
Smoked Shoulders,
9c lb
Special Prices on All
Pot Roast Beef,
Castle's Corner.
Real Curiosity.
That Is what leads people to look into
things. It makes them wide awake to
what is going on around them.- Our
sale of Oxfords this week ought to ex
cite your curiosity. The quality, style
and prices are Irresistible:
Ladies' OxfoTds ........ $1.00 to $3.50
Men's Oxfords $1.50 to $4.00
Misses' Oxfords ........ $1.00 to $2.00
Children's. Oxfords ...... 75c to $1.50
In tans and blacks.
17 EXCHANGE PLACE.
Wo give Green Trading Stamps,
Straw -. Hats
Only 19c.
We have placed on our count
ers a lot of. Straw Hats, to be
Sold at 19 CENTS. These' are
specially big rvalues and we
reeommend them to your at
tention. ,
L CHASE
ThQEllillerPeciiGo
The Wanted Sort of
Silks at Prices So
Low That Yon
will he Inter- ,
este'd.
At 33c, 24-inch Foulards and 22-inch
Fancy Figured India Silks, value
50c.
At 40c, Satin Foulards, high luster,
Checked and . Striped - Taffetas and
Fancy Striped Silk,' value 75c.
At 59c, Fancy .. Striped. Louisine and
Black . Messaline Silk, value 89c
kt 67c, '1,000 yards Fancy Checks and
i Figures in the desirable blue -' and
green combination, value $1.00. s
REMNANTS OF SILKS
AT ABOUT HALF
PRICE.
Here you, TFll find many lengths th'at
rwlll make a waist or skirt.
SKIRTS MADE FREE.
Get your order In now as this offer
is only for a short time. Come In
and look at the styles and work
." manship.
r.lailhiot's Noiv Storo
1S1 COUTH MAIN STRS13X
THIS WEEK SPECIAL
Another Hamburg Lot
At 5c and 8c Yd.
The 8c quality Is .6 to 7 inches wide.
and worth 12c vto 15c.:f,s , . .
At 5c, Celluloid Collars, from 10c '
At 39c, Gents' Bedford Cord Shirts,
value 50c. 1
At 10c pair, Gents' Half Hose, from
15c.
IT WILL PAY YOU
to look at the bargains offered la
WATCHES
at this store. A specialty mada t
Fine Wedding Rings. xou can al
ways get your Watch. Clock or Jewel
ry Repairing and Engraving dmie hers.
F. P. BECTON,
NO 25 EAST MAIN STREET,
With J. H. Devereaux & Co.'
Itk.
i . .. " j, ,vj
"tU!u.-
says he will sell you
Pillsbury's best Hour for
provided you give his
man ah empty barrel.
KELLY, THE DAECER
. :3. ."l-t.-jr.viHi' . ,
mmr I ra B "
I his Booster
fir r
isird
To be Driven Out Twice
in Less Than 5
Months.
Store at 148 South
Jain is Leased.
Wc must vacate June 29th
Goods must be sold. Great
Slaughter in Prices.
Furniture, Carpets and Ranges
and everything needed to furnish
house.
Chiffoniers $3.98
S.T. Mattress, 2 Parts 2.25
30 X 60 Rugs , 98c
Oak Chamber Suits $14.98 Up
. Hundreds of bargains. Call
and see the goods and get
prices.
148 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
WATERBURY, CONN.
THE '
Colonial
Trust
Company
Invites Special ,
Attention to Its
SAFE DEPOSIT
BOXES.
Moderate in Krice, rentals
ranging from $5 to $100.00 per
annum, according to size. : 1 ' "
Secure, in fire and burglar-
proof vaults, guarded day and
night by watchmen.
Location, central and con
venient.
West Main Street,
. Waterbury, Connecticut
ESTABLISHED 1873. ,
H Bergin's Sons
UNDERTAKERS,
Corner Scovill and South Main Sts.
Night calls answered, by. T.iF, Ber-
gin, 75 South Elm street; P. S. Ber
gln, 102 Walnut street. s
Livery, Boarding and
Hack Stablesf
BROOK STREET.
Telephone connection; If one, Is busy
call the other: Office, 603-4; stables,
255-6; residence, 333-2. Our carriages
J
go to all trains.
I UUIIy ivicy
We wish to Advise Our Patrons and all Green Stamp
Collectors to
Finish Green Stamp Books
At our Store. Do not exchange for any other Stamp.
We will give you
Highest Class Groceries, Meats
and Fish
At Right Prices and LIBERAL NUMBER OF STAMPS with
All Your Purchases-
Monday and Tuesday
Double Green Stamps with all Pu rchases 2 with Every
10c Purchase.
The Leaders, 161-163 South Main Street
11
How much cooler it Is with a STRAW HAT
on these hot days. If you do not believe it just
vou spend $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3, $a50, .$4or $5
for one and see for yourself. We carry a large
assortment of shapes, styles, sizes and prices.
Sennits, Splits, Milans and Jap Mackinaws,
high crown, low crown, wide brim, narrow brim,
any way and every way.
Look in north window, Bank street, and you
will see some of thft proper styles in STRAVyS.
FROM STREET
83 to 96 South Main St.
(I
Jones, Morgan & Company
Agents for Rogers,, Peet & Co's Clothingr.
Our
F
Y
irst
ear
Jones, Morg
"MEET MEAT
Summer: Attritions: atv
-tfiemigM
Mamhioth Stocks of Seasonable
Merchandise
Of a Superior Character at Specially Low Prices. I
FURNITURE CARPETS, CROCKERY, STOVES. RANGES, TIOTUKES..
U . , LAMPS, RUGc. ETC, ETC. 1
EVERTHING FOR HOUSEKEEPING. .
REFRIGERATORS. tUl styles and prices. ... i
OO-CYRTS. If you need one it will pay you to see our line. ?
11 CASH OR CREDIT. i
BOSTON ViRVT.I?i5vC
At the Junction South Main,
Cash or Credit.
HaYe YouaLawn or Garden that Needs Attentions
If so beautify it by using some of our
Special Lawn Mixture and Fertilizer. (
- All of our GARDEN SEEDS are tested, and we j
know they will germinate. - i
WILSON. CO.;
The
Pi. y
v Builders'. Hardware and Tools.
n F -
W it.;
mm
TO STREET.
97 to 103 Banff St.
3k
JUNE 20 1903-1904
... , ... i. ..
in our new store marks an era of
progress, and a reign of prosper
ity that proves we "builded bet
te r than we knew. ' - W e acted
on the belief that to retain your
custom and good will, your in
dividual interest must be consid
ered. ' That means besides sell
ing you merchandise the prompt
execution of every order, the
most comfortable store and most
accessib le goods. Your appre
ciation has been substantial. V
Comp
any.
THE JUNCTION
Scovill and Brook Sireats.
"AT THE JUNCTION'
13, 15, 17, BROADWAYi
Waterbury, Conn.
-will to-night be a thing of the past
but
"F uzzy iuzzf ;
Is anxious to see the big parade of t!v
17 A, Societies
and has decided to continue his visr.
to Dodge until next week. ; Fuzzjt
says that he's 'seen a big Wednesday
night's crowd' and now for Saturday.
lie thinks he saw in the Big Store f
MORE GIRLS
Wednesday night than ever before ic
his travels.
Tan Oxfords, Button. Blucher an"
i;ace, ItaUtons. "Waterbury Boys an.
Girls, "Nancy Dodges," Canvas Good-
(what no one else has brings the cw
tomers says Fuzzy.
DODGE
SOUTH MAIN STREET.