Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume], March 17, 1905, Page 10, Image 10

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WATERBURY EVENING DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1905.
10
Where Is Good
TEA, COFFEE AND BUTTER SOLD.
Just as sure as tue sun rises iu the
east and sets in the west, our store is
"the suTest place to buy 'good tea at a
reasonable price. Just as sure as our
streets have been and are In a horrible
condition, just so sure you can buy the
best tasting, fresh roasted coffee in the
city at our store, ltpinember Its no
sale if we do not do as we say we will.
Just as sure as the trolley cars arc
eoine to run to SinioitsviHe by way of
Baldwin street, just so sure can yon
buy the best butter it) the city for 31c
per pound. All we ask is to have you
-who are paying a higher price to give
us one trial.
. Just as sure as we are froing to have
seats out in Hamilton park, just so
sure we have kept the price of butter
down to 31c this winter; and remem
ber, every pound lias given lirst class
satisfaction.
Just as sure as the new enrry-me-quick
patrol wagon got all that was
roming to it last Saturday (seven callsi,
just so sure some people have been
drinking something they shouldn't
drink and haven't heen drinking what
they should drink we mciiii our tea
and coffee, which is the good kind.
Just as sure as we are giving a big
bag of marbles with a pound of lea.
just so sure will lots of little boys get
a good hard spanking for taking their
mothers' tea checks when there itf no
one looking.
Just as sure as ynu read this adver
tisement you can rely on what we say,
and when we say we sell .a better
quality of tea and coffee for the price
you are paying the other fellow, we
'mean It and ask tor just one trial. Our
baking powder is 4c per pound and a
Mc cracker jar free with lt; at
PHELAN'S T STORE
SKIRTS,
Special sale of Skirts Saturday,
Feb. 4th. for a few days only.
Given Away
At less than cost. Come early
if you want one of the Tailored.
Skirts. All other goods at re
markably low prices.
GUARANTEE
Credit Clothing Co.
33-35 E. Main St. anl 13 Plioailx Ays.
"The Mill."
MIXED
CHICKEN FEED
$L06 BAG.
Better miss a meal than lose this
chance.
DIIATII IMPERIAL FLOUR $0.80
bbl.
CLEAN OATS are the onlv kind we
sell.
D. L Dickinson & Son.
Comer Wt Main and Judd streets.
Pbone 12a
Buy a
KIMBALL"
-PIANO
Over four hundred sold right
here In Waterbury during the
past six years.
The Piano That
Gives Satisfaction
Come and fee them.
The F. H. Lewis Co
24 EAST MAIN STREET.
Special Sale
-ON-
BY 11.
regular price 50c, for this week
c
and many other bargains.
Brass Gty Liquor Co
PASTERNAK BROS. Props.
213 So. Mala St. opposite Grand.
Mail order promptly attended to.
Telephone IM'.Mi
WE HAVE IN STOCK A NEW LINE
OF
Rosary Beads
AXALSOA
GOLD and SILVER CCOSSESw
THE 6AFFHEY JEWELRY CO.
JEWELEBS ASD OITICIAXS,
S SOUTH MAIS IT.
MEETINGS TO-NIGHT: ,
' ' '': . ; j;'
Kosedaie camp, M. W. of A. .
Fidelity court.
Danish lodge. No 103.
Court Mil colli. A. O. V.
Third division, A. 0. 11.
Speedwell lodge: K. of I.
.Ml.luh colony, U. 0. P. K.
1. O. O. I', school meeting.
Catholic Literary association.
Waterbiiry llge. B. P. O. K.
Connecticut lodge, A. O. U. W.
Household Ituth, ;. U. O. O. F.
Winona council, Jr. 0. V. A. M.
Court Stephen .1. Meany. F. of A.
Court Kii-luml Wagner. F. of A.
Wnterbury Steam Fitters and Help
ers. Court Chaniplain. F. of A.
Liberty circle, No 050, Ltuty Forest
ers. Socialist, party.
Electricians' union.
St Ann's drum coi s.
Friendly league, school of house
keeping, public school cookery, a. m.
and p. in.: lirst course cookery. 7:45;
domestic arts, plain sewing, 3:30; shirt
waists, 7:30.
CITY NEWS
Amerlcan band prom to-morrow
night in Eagles' Nest. Big time.
Joseph Pepin of lid Fast Liberly
street left Thursday for Montreal.
The P.I04 football team of the Crosby
High was photographed to-day by Adt.
The teachers of the Welton street
and the Margaret Croft schools were
visiting to-day, consequently tin
schools were closed.
An anniversary mass of requiem will
lie celebrated tomorrow morning at
s o'clock at St Thomas's church for the
late Marie Louise Ityan.
Clement Harpin of 52 East Mover
street has taken tile special agency of
the Central Vermont railway. Mr Har
pin will succeed J. E. Baril, who has
resigned.
The meeting -which was to ha
been held this evening at Dillon's bar
ber shop on Baldwin street, for tliu
Condon benefit has liecn postponed un
til Sunday afternoon.
To-nijdit at Leavenworth hall there,
will be a lecture by Kev Father La-
bonte. In connection with the lecture
there will also be a whist. Admission
is :c cents.
This evening Jr Cuniniings will lec
ture at St Patrick's church, In connec
tion with the lecture a fine concert pro
gram has been selected and it is ex
pected that a very large crowd will at
tend. The ladies of the First Baptist
church ave a supper at the church
parlors last nilit. A feature of tlw
evenfn was n debate on the woman's
suffrae question, with Alderman F. E.
Stanley. Robert Turubtlll. W: ('. Lang
ley and the Rev Mr Harris. Both
sides offered able nrgunamts, but after
all a decision was rendered in the neg
ative. While- no notice of appeal was
filed it was plain that the verdict was
not entirely satisfactory.
The Washington Hill Athletic club
will hold its ninth an mini concert am',
promenade this evening nt Eagles' hall.
Lalller's orchestra will furnish th
music for the occasion.. The concert
will consist of four numbers and tho
dance program will be made up of six
teen numbers of all round dancing.
The events given 1y tills club in thft
past have always been 'successful ''both
financially nnd socially, and all who
attend1 this evening are asstired of a
good time.
At the regular meeting of Court
Row Hill. No iH. held In Fraternity
hall last evening, the election of dele
gates to the grand court convention
resulted as follows: First delegate,
William J. Clasliy: second, John Say
ers: third, Mngo Nheclinn. A social
session follow! In which, the follow
ing took part: Song, J. ' Pow!in;,
"Dad's Dinner rail:" recitation, W.
Adams. "Urven Stamp Hoods;" song.
Martin Illcker. "Rose Hills' Clsm
bake;" song. John Harry.' "Me ainT the
Dasher;" John Walsh. William O'Con
nor. 1lg and reel. All went home slnjf
Mig "St Patrick' Day."
The order of Foresters has begun to
elect delegates to the state convention,
which will be held here In May. Last
evening Court Hancock elected Its dele
gates after a very warm session, so liii
tense was the Interest displayed. The
delegates are Chief Hanger Timothy
Donahue and Sub-Chief Ranger Luke
I tou ting; alternates, Luke iHrwHng
and M. J. Koefe. Incidental to the
convention there will lie 5 ball ani
banquet In the evening nnd the or
sloii will he made memorable by many
other features which have not yet twen
developed by the committee on ar
rangements. The regular soinl-inonthly meeting of
the senior debating club of the local
High school will lie held this evening
at 7:30. The question for 'debate Is
whether or not the I'nited State
should have i-eviprortty with Canada.
Messrs Ilea ley am! Monninl and Miss
M. malum will kIiow why reciprocity
would le a kmm1 thing, while the
Mnwrs ;uilfolli and Sclilegcl and Miss
Fitzgerald will defend the negative,
Kct-italioiis will he delivered by the
Misses Andrews and S. Inn it anil the
Messrs Wolf ami Mimuiman.
While there Is so milch talk coin
on concerning the new park, affairs at
Hamilton nark are going along iii-ely
Mr Walker, lh caretaker, and hi n
distant are trimming all of the trees
ami have made a big inqinivemeiit on
all tfmse extending from Silver street
to Brass Mill mad. A great many
trees il lie phiuted there this spring
and this will certainly add much iron
It to the place in the mining ream.
Hie next tiling in line the pnlilie
bathing Hac, wbi h many are desir
r.us of seeing made there.
Solid gold eregl!w in the neatest
and mnM up to dale style, perfectly
adjusted to your ttnm with U-nso to
suit your vi-tn. fr the intidvat
price of $. Tbe very name goods
are sellaig fT 7 ami H elsewhere.
You know tlie iiaIilT f mir work if
yi.il don't, 'tis high liiue yon lhl. TIm
I'pson Jewelry . opti, uins. . Rank
ftreet.
IT WILL PAY YOU
to look at the bargains offered la
WATCHES
it 1ht store. A tpcclalty maI f
FlatT tVfddin RInta. To raa aV
waratvtroiir Watrfc.Clork r Jrrt
ry tvpalriag and Cacrariajt doo htt.
F. P. BECTON,
K S CAST KAIX 8TEKET;
VUk i B. Dcrcrcaax Oa.
The Rev J. N. Lewis, rector of St
John's church, preached a very Inter
esting and earnest sermon in the Len.
ten series at Trinity church, Seymoiu-,
Wednesday night.
There will be a whist party at th&
Catholic Women's association this
evening. All friends, both ladies aim
gentlemen, are Invited. Dainty prizes
have heen provided for the whist play
ers and there will be music, etc. ,Tbis
is the only social evening to be held
during Lent. The party will be held-
in the hall on the first floor. The cus
tom of collecting 10 cents from each
participants, as at the regular social
evenings, will be followed. This is to
cover the expenses of the party.
Special Prices
On High Grade Goods
For This Week,
King William Scotch. . .$1.25, was $1.75
John Dewars Scotch . . .95, was 1 .50
Ramsey's Scotch .05, was 1.50
Lipton Irish 1.25, was 1.75
Jameson's Irish 05, was 1.50
Pepper, distillerv btlg. . .75, was 1.25
Lewis '66, distillery btlg .85, was 1.25
Duffy's Malt 85, was 1.25
Dnkyper's Gin 85, was 1.25
Burnett's Tom Gin 85, was 1.25
Maple Dry Gin 85, was 1.25
Gordje Freses Brandy. .85, was 1.25
Valet Menot Brandy. .. .85, was 1.25
COMBINATION'S THIS WEEK.
1 bottle Old Crow $1.25
1 bottle Imp Claret 1.00
1 bottle Imp Port 75
1 bottle Imp Blackberry 75
$3.75 worth for SI.
COMBINATION No 2.
1 bottle Imn Brand v .'. ' si sn
1 bottle Imn Rlnckhpn-v 7"?
bottle Imp Port J5
bottle Imp Sherry 75
$3.75 worth for $1.
JOHN J. SHEEHAN
Warehouse, 223 South Main St
Phone. 849-3.
Plenty of poor,
worthless drugs,
chemicals and
1, ' 1 '
medicines on
the market.
OUR LABEL
sn't on them.
FOR SATURDAY
SPECIAL
Legs Lamb, Poultry
1.000 lbs
Fresh Hamburg Steak,
2.000 lbs. ,
FRESH PORK LOINS,
1.000 lbs.
FRESH SHOULDERS,
Creamery Butter, Strictly Fresh Eggs,
Canned Goods, Vegetables and Fruits,
at Money Saving Prices,
Castle's
Bonds and Stocks
LOCAL INVESTMENTS
A SPECIALTY.
G L HOLMES & CO.
CT, North Main Street.
Foot
Protection
Show anI if on dar and aluh the
wxl. fllowpI ljr Mipppry pavementa,
will M no ow forget tbat pood, stout
tbopa arc iwrdod.
NEN'S
IotiM Pofc Shoes in Boi Calf. Y
lotir Calf and Enamel Leatbers, fa all
fLizo from i to U $10 to MVO.
WOMEN'S
tMffemit Weight SolVg in Calf
KhWkin Shorw, diTMit MjUt of tor
a ix I heH.s ail aizr and Wths $IM
la II KI
Roys and Cirb Shoes of all kinds
ih.
E. J.FINN
- THE SHOEMAX.
17 CXCHAXCfi rLAOL .
Great Reduction
-OF-
Trimmed Hats
Were $3, $i, $5, .
Now 99 Cts.
I. CHASE
The Miller&PeckCo
Men's and
Women's
Furnishings.
MEN'S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, made
from Garner's corded percales
aud Madras cloth, faced sleeves,
double yokes, cushion split neck
bands, separate cuff,' value 75c,
our price 49c
At 75e Men's Negligee Shirts, made
of best percales, especially for us, In
the best possible manner, with two
pairs of separate cuffs, regular valiift
$1, our price 75c.
At 25c Men's Four-in-Hand Ties, bet
ter values than you can find else
where at this price, 25c.
WOMEN'S HOSIERY.
At 15c Women's fast Mack, full fash
ioned Hose, double heels sand toes,
sold elsewhere as a big special at
lttc, our price 15c.
At 25c Women's two-thread Hose,
fast black Hqrnisdorf dyed or black,
with unbleached split soles.
1
At 35. 3 pairs for $1 Women's black
Hose iu plain cotton, plain lisles,
gauze cotton nnd gauze lisles; special
numbers with us on which we em
phasize quality for price.
At. 13c. 2 for 25c Ladies' black seam
less Hose, also black with split feet.
At 13c, 2 pairs for 25c Children's
Hose in heavy rib, value 15c pair.
TheMiller&PeckGo
SALE ON
and Roast Beef,
7c lb 4 lbs 25c
lb
8c lb
Corner
25 cents
per
dozen
at
Kelly's
Eggs
lopoiar Price
'Store.:
. A ? JM SOUTH MAIN ST.
For Toy Morrow and
Monday Only
FREEj J 1 1.00 worth of Green or
Hunt Stamps with this $1.25 order.
1 5-4 Gingham Apron ... life,
1 Corset Steel 10c
1 Wrist Bag 25c
3 dozen Pearl Buttons , 10c
1 Ladles' Vest or Pants 23c
2 Extra Size Turkish Towels .... l25:
1 pair Gents' Half Hose 7e
3 spools Basting Cotton 5c
3 cakes Toilet of Shaving Soap ... 5c
$1.25
We Have
'-. .' V." iU.
Something
for you this week that, is really a bar
gain. By chance we were enabled to
get a lot of Fine Canned Squash that
ordhiarlly sold for 15c 'per can. We
got it so we can give it to you at 10c
a can, or 3 for 25c. . .
Also 2 cans? Extra Fine Salmon . . 25c
Roused Mackerel 15c per can
Kippered Herring, finest quality . . 20c
Domestic OH Sardines, 6 for .... 25c
Mustard Sardines 10c
IJSiuoked Herring nt . . . 8c
aiso our usual Fine Oranges at
, 27c per dozen
Perm. " Mdse. Co.(
its EAST MAIN ST.
CARP OF THANKS.
I hereby thank the people of Water
bury and vicinity for their liberal pa
tronage In my furniture business for
the past twenty-five years. I have sold
out to Benson Furniture Cg, 188 South
Main, where all bills due are payable.
Experience has taught me that to suc
ceed one must do the best possibly that
can be done by bis patrons. I have em
ployed much help (some loyal and true,
some beat me and you). I believe there
is nothing surer or safer than real es
tate. The person who can secure. and
hold title to "a little of God's earth has
something for old age and Infirmity
and time of need. I shnll give my
time nnd best efforts to transactions in
real estate nnd have private omce at
Benson Furniture Co's, 188 South
Main street. ." :
Respectfully,
J. G. TWINING, '
March 11. 1005.
Business Men
FIND THE
Evening Democrat,
A GOOD
advertising
Medium.
Try our Popular Penny-a-
word advs. Quick returns
every time; three days for 25c.
Book and Job Printing. Good
work. i Low Prices. .
Martin Bergin's Sons
UNDERTAKERS,
Funeral Directors
Cor. Scovill and South Main St
NIgbt calls answered tr T. If. Her
ein, 75 South Elm street; V. & Bar.
gin. 102 Walnut street
We Furnish First Class
Hacks for Funerals
and Weddings.
Office Telephone
C03-4
House " 333-2
Office open from 8 a. m. to 11 p. m.
PUBLIC
Crash in the
FOLLOWED
MAILHIOT'S
Crash in the Beef Market!
All with Easier Prices for Saturday
VEAL SALE
Fancy Legs, 14c i Loins, 14c i Fores 10:
LAMB SALE.
Legs of Mutton, 12, 14c i Spring Lamb, 16c
Fore of Laiab, 8c
Green Stamps with all Purchase.
$200 worth of Stamp! with dozen Oranges,
LOO worth of Stamps 'with dozen Oranges,
LOO worth of Stamps with dozen Lemons,
Tt. n..t, l A,
II. J bUSII LUCUJOi
PL : -iQO
You should pay $3.00 for a derby, then
you are sure, if you buy from our stock,
-of getting a good bnH i We sell derby;
hats as low as $1.50 and as high in price
as $6.00, but for a man who is trying to
make a dollar go as far as it will, there is
no hat value that equals our $3.1)0 derby.
Try it, you are safe when iyeni buy from ,
I K Mailings & Son,
FROM STREET TO STREET.
IS to 96 South Main 5t. 97 t 103 Bitit SL ,:
Jones, Morgan & Company
Waterbury's largest and only complete outfitting establish'
; ment to man and boy -Hats and Shoes.
The largest Stock
of Men's and Boys' fine
Clothing in New England
The most economical from every standpoint, be
cause the wear and shape, retaining qualities of our
Clothing commends It to the man who judges by ,
results only. To the tailors-man whose troubles are
many it's healing balm ready for service the minute
you want It stylish well tailored dependable clothing
a credit to the wearer a credit to our stock.
Men's Suits. TojS Coats and tfaln Coats, $10 to 30.
Youth's, $7.50 to 20, j f
Jones, Morgan
( r MEET ME,e5
DO, NOT FORGET
Our Demonstration
THIS WEEK
While you are at the store see oar Spring
stocK of GO CARTS.
Also have special showing of PARLOR TABLES.
BOSTON FURNITURE CO.
Poultry - Supplier
Incubators, Brooders, Oyster Shells, Grit,- Chick
.Food, Animal Meal, Roup Cure, Colera Cure, Beef
Scrap. Cut Clover, Egg Producer, Condition Powder,
Lice Powder, Ltce Paint Chick Fountain. "Hens Nests,
and Nest Eggs. j " , v,
The
D.B.WILSON CO,,'5
MARKETjp
I
Egg Market!
BY A
27c
20c
20c
- UH So. flaia Street '
-25. NortSitiaia Street
o r
& Company,
SOUTH MAIN,
, SCOVILL
AND BROOK. ST5.
15. 17. BROADWAY
Waterbury. Conn.
in WaUrlHirf, and jwt
2 Shoe Stores
air Uxlajr tMarrb HHh abowin(
Spring Hhoes and Oxford IX VARI
ETT. Only vnr storr la stowing fall
linra of Spring Style IX AU.
;RADKS. That Is lXHlge'i-tu "tore
wbVh started nearly 16 yearn ajrn in
oiimII qnarters. and to-day arils mn
Kboea than any other rooms. If
there nerr snow and blizzard. Ox-
roraft in early liin o would meaa Dim
for Untlge to pay. but good on tne
brlTe. VTe take oar r ham-en. Ym a
week low rata bare bee rapidly' mot.
ine out Men Bafeton. -Wjtertmry
Boys- and Dwles 3 IV Women's
Jennew-Miiler, -N'aney Dodire" ami
-Waterbory Oiris." Weitnerfaya
huMoen ahead of anything laxt jtt
(eserpt aten smtil May.
Dodge
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