Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume], March 13, 1905, Page 6, Image 6

About Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917

Image provided by: Connecticut State Library, Hartford, CT

                
WATERBURY EVENING DEMOCRAT, 'MONDAY, .MARCH 13, 1905.
6
.Grieve, Bisset & Holland
38 and 40 BANK STREET. TELEPHONE 222,
AGENTS FOR STANDARD PATTERNS.
NEW SILKS.
' A splendid assortmsnt of beautiful Shimmering Silks, in
weaves that bear the stamp of fashion's approval for Spring
dresses, waists and shirt waist suits If you have been making
this store your silk purchasing headquarters, you probably real
ize the fact that our silk prices are usually a little below what
you pay elsewhere for the same or for inferior qualities of
silks.
'BURMAH" I'ONCKK.
("Want's in a nameVi This silk is
ton exact likeness of a silk that
'the makers liavo spout fortunes
In advertising: we rtm s:1Y0 .v,,u
tliis expense if you're not par
ticular as 1o (he name, lr is 27
Jnohes wide, and eonies in the
natural ami full line of the Jewl
ing colors, 7.V ami Tlie vd
AN EXTIIA SIT.K SI'Ki'lAL.
"We made iiuite a purchase of sam
ple pieces of New Printed Satin
I.iherty Poulard. Reins: sample
pieces the styles arc ronlined to
us and as we not them at about
2o per cent under the regular
price we've marked them accord
ingly, "''c, "''Jc ami lil'c yd
FANCY TAFFETAS,
nandsome styles in perfect assort
nienls in Fancy Warp Taffetas,
popular for waists and shirl
, waist suits at llc. "', .v"
Grieve, Bisset & Holland
a
Shoes
For
AIL
Just a few more days
of bad walking before
discarding your rub
bers; then you will
need a pair of Shoes.
We would taKe pleas
ure in showing our
early Spring styles.
Infants' Shoes,
25c to $1.00
Children's Shoes,
50c to $1.50
Misses' Shoes,
75c to $1.50
Women's Shoes,
$1.00 to $3.00
Men's Shoes,
$1.00 to $3.50
We make a specialty
of Youths' and Boys'
Shoes, prices ranging
75c to $2.50.
A Full Line of Rub
ber Boots.
H. T. THURBER. M. D.
Pbyslrlan and Surgeon,
140 North Main St Watertmry. Coni.
DISEASES OF WOMEX.
Office hours: 8 to I . a; U t. !
and to 9 p. m.
'Pboo 27S-2.
PENMAMSHIP
Prof. Holley.
Tearbes every pr!I to write a flue,
rapid, business band, in a course of IS
private lessons and no failure. All
kind of pea wort eiecuted Im ttte
highest decree of art.
1C7 BANK STREET.
Conn Boot and Shoe
Company,
28 East Main St.
1
Tutoring
IndjTWnals or classes. Arithroetie,
; rVwkkeepinc. Mstbematica f ny
grade, also Langwaga.
a S. Gullirer, M. A. (Tale)
U WAJLNCT STREET.
PLAIN AND CHAXCKARI.E TAF
PKTAS. Excellent assortment of color com
liinations in the plain and glace.
;,t oilc and 7.1c yd
m.ACK AND COI.ORKII l'EAT' 1E
JIESSALINE..
This is an all silk fahvic and one
of the most sightly clot lis ever
shown, comes in an excellent as
sortment and well worth 7.V a
a yard, our price will he .j'.c yd
BLACK SILKS.
BLACK TAFFETA.
An extra value. 27 inches wide,
warranted to wear. '-"'c yd
."iMNOI 11LACK TAFFETA.
Everv yard fully guaranteed, we
give von new sill; if it breaks. It:
is a 'beautiful rich black and
good lustre, lull yard wide, Sl.'J.i yd
WHITE WASH IIARFTAI SILK.
Will wash like a silk handker
chief. :!' inches wide, "'!'
Let us have the chance of showing
you these new silks: we know they
will make a favorable impression oil
Villi.
Don't Need Gash
TAILORING ON CREDIT
Any honest man can get a suit made
to order on small weekly payments.
8,00,) samples to select from.
Clean fn nn,i dyeing of ladies' and
gents' wearing apparel at reasonable
prices. . - -
The French Dye Works
172 EAST MAIN STREET.
POPULAR
SEA
TRtPS
OF THB
OLD DOMINION LINE
Uaks ooM attractive route U
Norfolk.
Old Point Comfort,
Virginia Beach,
Richmond, Va.,
and Washington, D. C.
Steamers aall dailf except Sunday
from I'lcr 20. North Hirer, font at
Beach afreet New Sort
Ticket. Inclndtoit nienls and atata
room accommodation. $S.OO on way,
113.00 round trip, and opwa-da.
Tick eta and stateroom reservation
t pier.
Penfl stump, for iftmtrnrefl twia.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CO..
1 ikaeU street. New York. N. X.
B. B. WALKER. Traffic Uanager.
1. J. BBOWN. fi. t A.
A BIG
SLAUGHTER
cn Heating Stores at we wnnt to close
out what we Lave. Call in and get our
price as we save you from 2 to S
dollars on each. Sole agent for Mag-a
Ranges.
The Barlow Bros Co
GRAND STREET.
Mm Cit m V-sLi. I- rs Sr.4
h tm . rsi nr:f u vmtt$
tw mvm n t" itis -
laaws. -4 rwm ! mm mm-
4 SmJ fyi a H S
fivni rw c-a3. timmm, S, u ssmc.
BnrMn. St ti-rtmi. IHMammm, CMC
it A ta lse-Tl rn
-M M tl mmm.
50 YEARS 7pil
LB RRR i '
iKr ACURE 71,
m
Vtci
5ubu rban News I
NAUGATDCK NUGGETS.
The N. A. C. basketball team defeat
ed the Co C team of New Haven in
the licin opera bouse Saturday night
by a score of :il" to 27. The game was
a' hotly contested one and' was wit
nessed' by a large crowd.
''"he funeral of Mrs Annie Howe
took place yesterday afternoon at 4
o'clock. The i'nterment was in Hill
side cemetery.
The funeral of Patrick Hetheiing
ton took place yesterday afternoon at
2 o'clock from St Francis's church.
Tin interment was in St James's cem
etery. WATERViLLE.
William .T. Moore lias cone on a bus
iness trip to .Montreal in the interests
of tlie Aiikm icali Tin Co.
Regular olinjj of !ood AViU
lodge. K. of I'.. to-night at. 8 p. in.
Miss' Kdna Taylor spent yesterday
with friends in liristol.
Meeting of St Raul's Hoys' club to
night at 7 :.'! p. in.
C. 1.. Blackmail lias returned from a
visit to Ehnwood.
Mrs Edward Thompson of Torring
ton is visiting; friends On High street.
The lngraham Coin-edy Co will re
hearse to-night. The piny is ''Fiiii
chon the Cricket" and tlie following is
the cast of characters:
Ka nelion the Cricket
losephine Moore-Ingrnliani
Madelon Caillard. an .Mly daughter.
Mary Ktvry
Mother liarheaud Sara Barker
Susette .losephine McMahon
Muriel to lennette Harlow
Annetle Kldora Webster
Landry Barlreaml. IMdior Burbeaud,
twin brothers
Thos ,T. .McMahon. I . Patrick Lynch
Kttienne W. Burton Hysirti
Old Cadet, the witch
I K. TeBeaudeaux
father Caillard W. II. lavis
Martiiieau W. !. llaxon
Collin ' K. II. Thomas
Jean I'.arbeaud, a rich farmer
.lean Ingraliani
OAKVILLE HAPPENINGS
Mr and Mrs Ceorge lliiiigerford re
lumed to Winste,! to-day. after spend
ing a few days here with relatives.
Fred I tains of Main street shot a fox
Saturday night, detecting the animal In
the moonlight.
Mr and Mrs .1. S. Atwood of River
side street are moving into their now
home near Warner's store.
Mrs Marie Jennings anil daughter.
Kvelyn, of lanbury. who have been
visiting friends at I he Slocuni hoarding
hoitNe, returned liome to-duv: .
Alex Trolland, the barber, ha been
ill with the grip during the iast lew
days and unable to attend to his du
ties. James llaight. who is employed by
Ihe New England I'in Co of Winsteil,
spent Sunday with his family here.
Charles Holt and family, who have
been till' guests of Mrs Holt's parents,
Mr and Mrs John Hopkins of Knob
hill, returned to Hartford yesterday.
tStaiw wolnf1on nij If lork.
ALBANY, X. Y.. March l;t.-.M. F.
Ihmsen. secretary of the Xew York
Municipal Ownership league, came
here last night for the purpose of pre
senting to the legislature the views of
that organization regarding the gas
and electric lighting situation in New
York city. Speaking of (lie l'age res
olution providing for n legislative in
vestigation of tlie situation which will
be taken up by the senate tomorrow,
Mr. Ihmsen said. "The resolution rep
resents the general sentiment of nil
New York citizens."
Utile Itonicb llldern mm Kurort.
SIIKRMAX. Tex.. March l.'l. -Among
many unhpie ami attractive features
iroHsed in cnnneclioii with the recep
lion to lie tendered President Roose
velt on his trip to Sherman is a squad
ron of juvenile rough riders attired in
characteristic i-ostume on carefully se
lected ponies, equipped with all aecoit
teriuents of war. The little warrior
will head the honorary escort. The hist
stop of, the president in Texas will he.
at Sherman, and his first address will
he delivered hen-.
Tm MMlHRtr Bute's SareemMir.
CII.TTAXmm:a. Teniu Man-h 13.
It has iMfu detinitely decided that the
lieiiKMTtic ain-us of the Tcnnessc
lecislature will meet on Wednesday
uight for llie tursse of noiiiiuHtitig a
sussor to the lale I'nite,! states
Senator William It. Kate. There has
yet twen im aiiiioiiiH-eiiient of any r-.in-diilMtes.
llioiigh it Is gviiemlly believed
that li'ivemur J. It. Krajtier and ei
triivemnrs IUmiIoii MeMilten Slid Rob
ert J Tayh iil he In tlie light.
Ire Umrmr still HaMn
I'lTTSBI'Ui!. Man I It The largest
river -kiI shiiin'iit out f I'ittstoirg
fnr months liss lsrt-d smith. The
fle,-t a-mitaimil alHit .."i"i.ii linshHs.
mn:giMsl to Cincinnati and IjHiisville.
Aather shipment of 2.si.isi boxlieU
will lie made today. The (range at !
vis M.iml dam al 9 oVhsi, at nieht
slmwefl eleven feet and the water fail
ing of a fisit an Ixmr. The Alle
ctietiy river ! icorge jut lekiir Kit
taninc still hohls.
rtwt . t mtrm I easere4.
l l!II.AIKl.rill . Man h 13. - A
f-miiatle jnsarrertinnary ntorement
aiiuel against the 'astro regime in
VeneT.a-la has tieea nnenvered in this
city, it H sasL ly agtuts of tlie ene
nrlas government, and m alarming
are the na litre awl strength of the rer
alntimtary 44 that a formal pmtet
has lve se tn IYeseait Kire-Ht
hf r. SahvKt Nja. the Yeaexwiaa
ral htr.
WATERT0WN JOTTINGS
Frederick Lynn used the road nia
(hlne with good effect in clearing tlie
snow from gutters about town.
Lucius Woodward, aged IMi years; a
former resident of Watertown, ilied
at the home of his sister in Kariiiiiig
tou of pneumonia last Friday. The
remains will lie brought to Water
town to-day for burial.
Walter HuiuisVon n'.id family will
move to Wa ten-bury.
Ciliurles Rogel is on the sick list.
Hugh Moore of Waterbury spent
Sunday with his mather, Mrs Anna
Moore.
Jerry Flynn ai.d family visited rela
tives here yesteuKy.
Mrs Patrick Flyim, sr, is seriously
111.
Commiss loners. Hoot and Atwood
held another hearing Saturday on the
o-state of the ,ale James White. The
decision of the commissioners will be
a'nxiously awaib.il by the heirs.
A DENVER TRAGtui.
Desperate Man Killed hy Poltee After
Shnotlnat the Fill Family.
HKXVEU, March i:i.-Oorge Schis
tler shot' and killed Ir. and Mrs.- K.
J'i!i and their son in their home here.
He then set tire to the house.
When attempting to arrest Schistler.
Police Captain William Bohanna and
Police Surgeon Frank Dulin were shot
by him and seriously wounded. Schis
tler barricaded himself and held a
large force of officers at hay for sev
eral hours, many shots being exchang
ed. Tlie desperate man was finally
billed by T'ndersherilT Felix O'Neill.
Mrs. Schistler dropped dead when
she heard of the tragedy. TheVe had
heen 'trouble between Schistler and the
Fills over a lawsuit.
ftro t rout Shot Dead.
BOSTON. March' Ki.-Two men were
held up, beaten and robbed by three
negroes during the night near the line
between this pity and Brookline. A
negro named Matthew Hunt was ar
rested, and another negro, whose iden
tity is not known, was shot and killed
by a Brookline officer after refusing to
stop when hailed. The wounded man
died here late last night. The assaults
occurred in several different places,
but were not more than twenty min
utes apart. The victims were Frank
II. Lincoln of Mcdford, im engineer,
and 0. A. Birtwell, secretary of the
Boston Children's Aid society. A
watch, said by the police to be the
property of Mr. Birtwell, was found
on the negro shot. .
Dincovers Motor For Boat.
.PALM BKAC1I. Fla., March '
Mr. Fred C. Whitney of New York
pulled in n shark here that measured
fifteen feet. It was the second one he
has caught this season. The nionstorV
was,, j). b niiiiouhead - and . t bo.. 0 rat f.
this variety brought in this year. Mr.
Whitney was in a siirfboat with'
Messrs. John Jerome Kelly and Albert
Tilt of New York fishing for amber
Jack. The shark caught the hood, and
the fishermen were towed by the big
lish several miles out to sea.
Meyer l.rnspil Prince's Palace.
ST. PKTEKSBI'RC. March 13.
tSeorge von L. Meyer has (eased the fa
mous Kleinmichcl palace for his resi
dence during his term as American am
bassador here. It is an imposing struc
ture, located on the fashionable Ser
geiefskava. near the French and other
embassies. Its interior is one of the
most gorgeous in St. Petersburg. It
was occupied for several years by
lYince Pio, the Spanish ambassador,
but for gome years has been unoccu
pied. Endue Driver Srslileit to lira I h.
SYRAcrsiC. N. V.. March in.-In re
sH)nding to a tire alarm engine No. 3
slipped on the icy pavement, struck
the street car tracks aud was pvevturn
eit. fatally injuring the driver, Ceorgo
R. Mcliermott. Mclierniott was pin
ioned under the six ton engine, the
suction hose holder penetrating his
right chest. Escaping steam from
broken pipes badly scalded his body.
He died in the ambulance on his way
to the hospital.
Mrs. I'Uh l.onl Her Dlanioads.
PALM BEACH. Fla.. March 13.
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, with her hus
band and a party of friends. sient a
week nt Palm Bcai-h. Somewhere
there Mrs. Fish lost her neckl.n-e. in
which were five white diamonds and a
large yellow stone. A reward of JL'ttm
was at om-e offered for the return of
the Jewels by notices (Hinted on the
bulletin lioard. but without result.
PKnular la Oysters Fatal.
NEW YORK. Manh 1.",. - tlenaro
Santiago y Munoz. a Porto Rican stu
dent, die, I last night in a Spanish
Ixisrdiiig house here from what Dr.
IjUlimp of the New York hospital said
was ptomaine poisoning. Tlie young;
man had partaken rather freely of raw
oysters and Ui-ame ill and died soon
afterward.
rmllril Harper tiaea la Ukrasml.
I.AKEWmm. X. J- March 1.T
PresMent Harper of the rniversity of
Chii-sgo is coming here t rectiierate.
John P. Uia-kefelhT will meet hi ill OB
arrival and has arranged for his stay.
PravMeaee Mmm Killed mm Ike F.rle.
BIXtaiAMTOX. X. Y, Man-h 13.
Jiwph Ijeabey. aged thirty-live, of
rovideii-r. 1C 1 was struck and in
lanlly killed by. an Erin pasaenger
fraia at lhpvit.
Ceaeral .titaa luita Pala.
HA VAX A. Man l.T.-i:cn-rsl Felit
A runs of Baltimore and party past a
rMt to rrrsklent l"a In 13. I.y whom
they were mrdlally received. Ijist
irbt the visitors were entertained at
the resklenr of Minister "-qnieTS.
ham llasplte laj Mrayeal.
REX EVA. rwilzrrbiHL Man t.t
The ramnnii knsntce of SL Gotbard boa
Special Low Prices
:-' -AND -
Extra Green Stamps
This week at the A.
&P. TeaCo.jJ
Bon Ami Special 7c caka
Hallovri Hates, special Tic pkg
if A stamps free, with a can (18
oz) of A. & P. Baking Pow
der, 50c
CA stamps with 2 bottles of A.
& P. Pure Extracts, 23c each
A stamps free with any of the fol-
lowing for this week:
2 pkgs of Oeoco Cocoa nut. 5c each
2 pkgs of A.'& T. Gelatine, 5c each
1 can A. & P. Syrup, 10c
1 pkge A. & P. Macaroni or
Spaghetti, -lOe
1 pkg A. & P. Silver Polish, 10c
2 cans celebrated . loua Peas, He each
We sell the BEST 50c Tea and 25c
Coffee in the city.
A. & P. Condensed Milk
9c can, 3 for 25c
Full weight, no better.
A stamps with 1 bottle of C. &
" Co's Genuine Imported
' Worcestershire Sauce,
12c a bottle
Looking for something nice in Cof
fee? If so try 8 O'CLOCK
BREAKFAST, 25c lb
NO BETTER. A. & P. FLOUR.
A. & P. Pancake Flour, Klc pkg
Makes muffins that melt and cake
as light as foam.
FISH IX CANS. BEST BRANDS.
Salmon, Klc, 12c and 15c can
Surdities, domestic (in oil), 10c
Sardines tin mustardi, Klc
Sardines, finest imported. 2uc
Lobster, pickled, .-Il flat can; 20c
Codfish, no bones, put up in 1-lb
bricks, 10c
Ihe GREAT A, & P, TEA CO,,
20 EAST MAIN STREET.
Thone 177-5.
FARM FOR SALE.
Consisting of about GO acres, good 9
rcom house, large barns, apple orchard,
750 peach trees. ' .
W. P. JarreU,
Seal Estate, Room 1, 109 Bank St
REAL ESTATE CHANCES.
I have a handsome thirteen room
house on Holmes avenue, for sale dur
ing this month. Can be bought at a
price that anyone can afford to own
that desires to live in a olio family
house. I have also n one family house
on Crescent street that can be' bought
for less than $7,000. I have two or
three more in the same location rang
ing from $5,500 to .T.OOO. A six room
rent on Field street $19, mod-cm im
provements. P. H. CARROLL,
5 Odd Fellows' Mock. 'Phone 2T.4.
BEFORE YOU DECIDE
let me show you a three family house,
'practieally new, with all i'mlio-i
ments, which I cau sell for less than
cost to build.
I also have a three family house,
vith barn, at a bargain.
$500. payment will secure either of
these, balance remaining on uiortjage.
JOHN S. NEAGLE,
ROOM 17, JONES. MORGAN BUILD-
ING. BANK 8T.
Telephone. 180.
Business Property For Sale.
Business block and tenements, Ab
bott avenue.
Business block and tenements. Bank
street. '
. Important points about mentioned
which can be learned further by In
quiry. John J. Geraghty,
11 EAST MAIN ST.
Koine 0. Real Estate and Insurance.
Another Car
Choice Western
HORSES
RECEIVED.
By it plelily of heavy, well built,
evenly matched pairs, can be shown to
day. Part List Only Part
one pair or Bays wt 2.1
One iir Crays wt :!.')
One pair of Chestnuts, wt i.Sl to 3,
tssi. Plenty of others to show.
Driving
weight aud heights in nuuilicrs lo offer
for a choice.-
Especial Mention
Bay horse. l.Yn high. w?ighl l.(Cd
broke for saddle or driving only one.
FRANK eTbENHAM,
North Main Street
TELEPHONE.
anocmtceawttDcrtwoto. mtmmim-1
IrtTLVHiLf'fnitMntainii iipinl.!
I mirn. msm a, .
opjmasMa. m i counraics.
Bmrnmrt Arret ritk Wmrmtrngnm wmvm aajr.l
aarMfsnram.
hvat aaj hfriseaacat PmcScs tadanaljt
wsSMincTon. o. c.
I
Earn
Complete House Furnishers
SHAPIRO i FURNITURE COMPAIN i-
1 ' For the Month of March 'wilf Sell v -
01 fill nmun nnrl
QliUU UUWII UlIU UUu pul lluui.i
' Sideboards Dressers, Ghiffohiers Beds,
Stoves. Mattresses Springs, Etc.
"EVERYTHING TO FURNISH YOUR HOME."
SHAPIRO FURNITURE CO,, 3
369 SOUTH MAIN, . CASH OR CREDIT. OPP. MEADOW -
Our
Motto
of "Fair Prices'"
means fair to us its
as well us you. You
couldn't expect our
kind of
I LAUNDERING
to lie done without
profit. But you can
have our services at
a more tliun fait
price considering the
character .of our
worls. We ' do not
charge any nioro
than others. But we
do give a laundry
service that is un
'equalled. Try us and
see.
WATERBURY STEAM LAUNDRY
17 CANAL STREET,
Branch office. No C" Grand street
I WII.I, SAVE YOU 50 l'EIt CENT
ir von hnv n heating stove now. Agent
for the old relialile 8tiniford Stoves
nnt Itanire. And hefore yon iilaca
that contract for your plumhing or
heatinp call and nee me. it may pay
von. It costs nothing to find out.
Champion tire clay Lie and le pug.
K H. GARRITY,
221 Bank. Thone 403-4.
Spring Opening.
The opening of my
new store at
255 Bank Stred
has proven quite satis
factory to all who fa
vored me with a call.
Being encouraged with
the good beginning I
will continue to' im
prove, and without
doubt merit the pa
tronage of the Ladies
who desire to be well
dressed.
L ROSENGARTEN,
255 Bank St.
McEvoy's Block.
The Exclusive Practical Ladies'
Tailor.
Special for Thursday and Friday.
Peas, Corn, Lima Beans, String Beans, Wax Beans Plums, Pump
kins. Squash. Soups, Clam Chowder. Salmon, BrooX
Trout, Mackerel and Herring.
3 CANS FOR 25c
LENOX SOAP,
7 Bain for 25c, 30 for $L09.
The
Phone 710,
Kfln nnr Ufnnlr I
THEY COME A-RUXXING.
Your stock will come a-runnlng at .
feed time if the feed you give them In
Rood and appetizing. Why not giv
them the Best Feed ohtainahie? Try
our Lenox Stock Food at $2. a ton.
Compare our prices for good feed witlia
thnriirnfeY'aftilers. That 1a: all vfS
ask. We just received a car of Mid
dlings, but we have not got 1:00m for it
and ,we must get rid of it at nearly
cost price, and it is the hest." White
Middlings obtainable. It is vours for
$25.50 a ton. We also have rratt'a
Food and all kinds of Pratt's Medicine
for all your stock. Kow Kure. Whip.
Feed Hugs. Tie Lines. Blanket Straps.
Horse Brushes and all kimls of Axle
(5 reuse, Harness and Hoof Oil con
stantly on hand. .Inst give us a tuat.
order and we'll guarantee you-'ll be
satisfied. We keep Yellow Meal and
Fait for family use.' , .. -
Hew York Crairjartd Feed Store
120-122 MEADOW STREET.
Tel 143-3. '
Trade Mark
ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT.
la guaranteed to go twice as far aa
paste or liquid polishes.
X-Ray is the Original
Powdered Stove Polish
It gives quick, brilliant lustre and
Does Not Burn Off.
Sample sent If you address
LAMONT, CORLISS & CO., Agts,
78 Hudson St, Xew York City.
The Tracy Bros Co
Lumber Dealers and Builders.
Benedict Streac Waterbury. Conn.
FOH LUMBER. CLASS. rUTTY,
TILE, ETC, call '
Watertown Lumber Yard
If you want a Carpenter, call .
GEO. UPHAM, BUILDER,
48 South Willow St, Waterbury.
As a New Year's
X Present
The United States Land Corporation
as an advertisement will give away a
limited number of City Build'1112 Lot
FREE, one to each person.. Send
stamps for deed or apply at tn office.
177 BANK STREET. Watsrbar?
White-Simmons Co.
Wholesale and Retail
Advert i ha the leBscraC
1 fceea destrored trr fire