Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume], May 24, 1905, Page 4, Image 4

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HE CURRAW DRY GOODS CO.
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musim uooerwear
This is an assembly of the choicest things
in lingerie, together with
wear from France. To see the line in its entirety is an" education in
itself , and for this half yearly event we mark prices to the very lowest
notch for the purpose
play. To-morrow as
tractions in the other departments of this store
to make your visit as
THESE .VALUES IN , pOMESTICS.
2.000 yds fine dress giughnms.
regular price 10c, to-night ami
Thursday 5c
80 pieces cream Uornet flannel,
regular price 5e, to-night and
Thursday 'ic
80 pieces, good quality apron ging
ham, regular price "e, to-night
and Thursday . 'C
BO pieces yard wide j)ercale. regu
lar price lc, to-night and Thurs
day , v tc
20 pieces India lawn, regular price
JOe,. to-night and Thursday c
10 pieces lonsdale caiubrlc, regular
price 12c, to-night and Thursday t)c
6o pieces bleached crash toweling
regular price 5c, . to-oigut and .
Tfnursday " ''" " 3c
20 pieces (lotted Swiss muslin,
regular price lite, to-night and
Thursday 12c
BO pieces from figured dimities,
regular price 1H to-night and
Thursday 5c
700 yd silk striped giughams,
regular price 39c, to-night aud
Thursday. ' l'-'Hc
BO extra large crochet bed spreads,
regular price $1.50, to-night and
Thursday $100
20 dor. sheets, regular price 4.Wto-
nlcrht anrl ThlirsrlAT K3C
15 flpr. toleached pillow; cases, regu-
lar price 10c, to-nlghl'and 'Mlr"- mf
day) ,,...be
B pieces 70 Inch bleached damak.
rjhgular price o'.tr, to-nignt ana
Thursday
39c
; '3RD FLOOR SPECIALS.
7.V Lace door panels, bargain day SOc
21c Curtain madras, bargain day
.".9c Ready made sash curtains
le Figured sllkolincs, bargain
day
15c Uenlms and cretonnes, bargain
day
fc Silk pillow girdles, bargain day
17c
25c
10C
11c
45c
Itc 22 x 22 silk floss pillows, bargain
day 5c
St.imped pillow tops, bargain day 2.V
Lithograph pillow tops, bargain
ny
Be Extra special pillow tops. Iar- '
tfain day 2 for 5c
KM Stamped tray cloths, bargain
day
1ie Knitting jams, bargain day
:; rillow slips, bargain day
25c
21c
Sc
7c
15c Round madalloii pictures
lSc Carbon pictures
1c Unfrained plcturrs
We have a few yards of 19c pillow
cord, liareain day
2c EmbroidetT silk, bargain day
Be I. ace parasol tops . . !
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
Ladies extra size hose In black anil
balbriggan. value In-, to-night
and bargain day
Ladle" black col ion hoe with
split sole, regular ni.nle value
2.V, to-night slid bargain day
Jlls-es lisle thread hose, fine rib
sizes C to 9. to-night and bargain
dav
Children's fine ribbed ho,, sizes 5
lie
19c
lie
to to-niglit ami bargain nv
3 unir. for
2-V
Ladies' extra size vel. low neck
with and wflhout wiin: sleeves.
te-nichl and bargain day -I.
Ladies' real lMe thread vct. low
neck. hleevcl. regular price
' "JSc. to-night and bargain day
MiM-s vests. lw ni-k. with and
"without small I-cm l. night and
bargain day
j
17c
SKIRTS.
'Ladies" black sateen skirts made
with pleating, sirappe-i nnu iiii-k--d
fl.nmre. resnlnr uv 1.25.
to-night ami bargala day $!.
Xtk: skirts made ..f strljied gine
tiam with deet Hohim-p. to-nieht
and bargain '!T 4H""
BIG VALUF IN SII.KS FOR HAU
GAIN DAT.
27 In Iurlar silks. n-ueh iTh
ronger in the fashionable shades
InHuding oyst-r white, regular
$1.n value. Iwrgnin day 5: yl
27 in Black taffeta, glace finish
guarantee woven on elvMJe
regular ?1.' value, iorgain dav
Krtce 7-.c !
White Japanese silks . very fine
oiiatitv for rtiirt wai and nn-
kTwear. V'e value, bargain day
wire
T'l
C;ia-e changeable taffetas, all
eiK wear gnarantced en every
yard, regular 7-V bar
gain day prW 52c j.l
REMNANTS OK BLACK AND
COLORED DUES Mol.
Fhnrt lewrth of pwilar dress
goods, this seasoa acrnmtilation
of iM weight gol In lengths
frmn :i yard at Jnst w
half the former oH--e ' pice
22 In Engltsh SMIaa very hlh
Inerer. mad In Hn.rl Eng
lawL eerH4e. all eirs liMind- (
lnT rreaaaaand Maet, 75p jnality.
bargain day -
01 hi Vnrtrl eberks h , Uw. .
bfwwws a ad NaPkaml wWi tfie 1 f
astmlaf anirt waiat -fstirv.
NNLJAU SALE OF
w ir"M rn r ad i n n i i isC
w w ii n e n i . u ii u vu nv ii
GREAT EVENT IS
IN FULL SWING.
many pretty specimens
of making it a great sale
usual is our regular Bargain; Day, and the at
profitable as it is sure to
42 in All silk, black grenadines In
plain iron frame or faneji weave,
mesh, regular $1.00 quality, bar
gain day . OSe-yd
MEN'S FURNISHINGS.
30e UNDERWEAR U'Jc.
Men's ecm ribbed and fancy blue
stripe balbriggan shirts and
drawers to match, all sizes, IWh:
value, to-niirht and bargain day 'J'.'c
j 50c UNDERWEAR 2!c.
' One case of men's fancy colored
balbriggan shirts and drawers,
pink, blue and brown, same are
backet weave, shirts have silk
fronts, regular 50c tvalue. to
night and bargain day
L1C
. 50c NIGHT SHIRTS ,39c. .
Men's and boys muslin ulght.sb.lrts .,"
all fancy trimmed, cut extra,,..
wide and full length, H and toe
values, to-night and bargain day
. loc SOX 12c.
Forty dozen .men's faucy colored
half hose, spliced heel and toes,
seamless, regular 25c value, to
night and bargain day . 1
:c
:'4c
75c SHIRTS 48c.
New Summer negligee shirts, some
are plalu mohair fronts, others
are fancy bosoms, 75c values, 'to
night aud bargain day 4fc
SPECIALS FOR TO-NIGHT A.i.
THURSDAY.
500 yd spool of bastlngc?tton7-1ii
all numbers, for to-night and
Thursday ' 3c
Common pins for to-night and
Thursday lc a paper
Coats darning cotton for to-night
and Thursday 3p for 5c
SUetticld's tooth paste for to-night
and Thursday 14c a box
(.'astile soap, for to-night and Thurs
day ' 3c a cake
Large bone hair pins, for to-night
and Thursday 3 pins for 5c
Linen writing for to-night and
Thursday 5c a box
Small boxes of black pins, for to
night and Thursday 1 a box
Rack combs In amler and shell,
for to-iilght and Thursday Be each
Borsted talcum powder, for to-night
and Thursday 3c box
NECKWEAR. " "
I.ace stock collars in white, cream
and ecru. se ial 5c each or rt for 25c
Embroidery aud lace top collars
in white and cream, special for
Hc each
Coat sets "collar and cuffs' regu
lar 5 h each, sjteclal price HIV a set
A new line of washable stocks
faiiy and plain, special price
25c each
Chemisettes plain and lace trim
med, from 25c to tSc. all new designs
Vassar stocks, entirely new for 4:c
RIBBONS.
Persian figunil and changeable rib-j -Ikmis
In all the new shades aud.
coloriiiifs for girdles and lelts,
from 5 to 12 inches wide.
2.V in $i ::i yd
A new line of slisidi'd riblnHi No
15i. !)pcil for Wednesday night
and Thursday 25i
yd
Something new In taffeta riblmns
No 1i already shirred, black
and inlors for trimming. siecial
1 Wednesday night and Thursday
I 25e yard
' Taffeta ustin riblion No si and !
wc1hI for Wednesday ulicht and
Thurtav V
d
Satin and taffeta rillus No
in all 'M'rs. incbiditig black, for
Wednesday and Thursday 1V yd
Some new Persian. alo dotti-d nh-
lons No 9. suitable for collars,
for 1 2 4c and 19c
HANDKERCHIEFS.
l
Initial handkerchiefs, all ne. in-
liflinsr ladieV and gems" r-gu-lar
iirti-e sien-ial for
Embroidereil linen and plain hem
stitched handkerchief, special
lOc eai-h or 3 for 2T
Ilaln linen handkerchief, spei-ial
.V each or 1 for 25c
t I)AK DEPARTMENT.
Fine white law n shirt waista. tuck
ed front and inertion of emlrid
ery. -price 9w. Isirgain day Jr
White lawn ahirt waists, cluster
of rorks and six tmrirf val lape
Insertion, price 19. Irxain day :
Shirt waist suits, rotnreil ginc
batna. lawns an-1 nerralps, bar
saindar "-'
Fine whlt lawn shirt wait suits,
waist pleated front ami back,
newest pleated skirt, bargain
Taffeta silk ahlrt waist snits.
several stvle. Mne. Imwn.
Mack and changeable effect"
banain its V !..
SHE IETARTMEVT.
.V i"rr ladles" tan Rnvsin ralf
Marher rnt and bottoo mfard.
reenter prW $i-V, sneeuil ITlce !.
Idip" vM pat tip hand newed
i nban heH oxford U
Iad!ei' pat leather l.ior brT rot
Cnbaa heH nxfonl 2-"
l-ad;" dark Ian rH gibsAii lie
pnmtnoaj sne bee! oxfnnl $ 1.W
Mi par ftp rH kid
mxfonl
WATERBURY EVENING
bade in this country
of hand made under
as well as a great dis
for to-morrow' will help
be interesting.
The Great Underwear Sale
. " NIGHTGOWNS. si 3
Musllu Nightgowns, fine tucked .
yoke trimmed neck and sleeves.
This sale 30c.
Empire Nightgowns, rercr, yoke
trimmed, with Hamburg insert-
lugs to match. This sale 40c
Viirlif m-kti'iic ritmifl nnplr short
sleeves, lace trimmed. This sale 50c
Nainsook Nightgowns, round and
square neck, long and short
sleeves, lace. Hamburg and rib
bon trimmed. , This sale 75c
25 styles in Nightgowns. Nainsook. :
C-ambric nnd Muslin Empire,
high and round neck, long and
short sleeves, trimmed with
prelty embroideries and'lare.
This sale HSc
Several styles In Nainsook and
Cambric Gowns, some open In
front, others closed, lace. Ham
burg and rilibon trimmed.
This sale $1.25. $1.40, $1.02
Sheer Nainsook Nightgowns in
various style trimmed with
French embroidery and dainty
laces, low neck, short sleeves,
high neck and long sleeves.
Prices ranging from $1.08 to $7.98
I'. CHEMISE, ju. IX J
Muslin" Chemise, lace trlmmM. vrvq
V - Tsialr23
Chemise, round neck with skirt
yoke, lace trimmed. ' This sale 50e
Floe Nainsook Chemise, lace
yoke, skirt trimmed to match,
- This sale 08c
Fine French hand-made Chemise,
daintr stvles.
This sale $1.08. $2.20 and $2.50
,v WHITE SKIRTS.
White Skirts, hemstitched flounce.
This sale 50e
JO styles In White Skirts, hem-.
i stitched and Hamburg trimmed,
i see displav on front table,
I ' This' sale 08c
White Skirts with deep flounce
of blind and open embroidery. "
This sale $1.25. $1.30
Dainty White petticoats, elabor
ately but daintily trimmed with
French embroideries and sheer
lace in various styles.
This sale $1.08. $2.50 and $3.75
Train Petticoats with fitted circu
lar flounce, lace and Hamburg
trimmed. $2.25 to $0.50
DRAWERS.
Drawers. Fruit of the ltom. cot-
ton' hemstitched, also Ince trlrd-f .
med. This sale 23c
5 styles tn Canibrle Umbrella
Drawers, trimmed with fire em
broidery. Torchon Val and Point
de Paris Lace. Thia sale 4!c
Naim:ook Iirawers. with sheer
French embroideries, fitted hand
This sale 75c
Several styles in Nainsook , and
Cambric Drawers, various trim
mings In lai-e and emlirolderr.
This sale IMc and $1.25
SHORT SKIRTS.
Short Underskirts. 25 to 31 Inches,
cambric hemstitched flounce.
This sale 25c
Several styles in Cambric Short
Skirts, lace and Hamburg In
serting and edge to match.
This aale 40c
Dainty Short Skirts In fartou
styles and trimming.
This sale ;.V. IV. $1.25
CORSET COVERS.
t.a n forset Covers, high neck,
good mi'flin, 32 t 41,
This sale f
'rpt t'otcr. square neck. Ham-
burg trimmed. This, sale 15e
25 styles In Marguerite. dej. In
serting f Torchon and point
de Paris lace, also Hamburg
and ribln trimmed. Thi sale 25p
2ft style In Nainsook Marguerite,
trimmed front and tank, fitted
and French back. Thi sale 4Ie
Msrgierlte "iret Covers, mffied
to waist line, lace and ribbon
trimmed. Thl sale 5lc
Tislit Fitting Corset rovers, low .
neck, mnnd and square, bn-e and
Hamburg trimmed.
" This sale s- and 73c
Fine Nainsook Cover,
trimmed with dainty" lace and
Hamburg Inserting, with edge
to match, trimmed front ami
hack. Thi aale 9e to $231
EXTRA SIZE UNDERWEAR "
Wefjien' Ultra f'nte Umbrella
Drawer. T hi sale 33r
Ett Sjze Nightgown. twkd
an '-e trimmed. Thi aale SV
EftraSiie Whhe HsirU. tee
Ilambonc sad lace raf
fmsjtie
DEMOCRAT, DBAYI AY4; 11505. !
White
f . . i ;. .. . . . - . - f. .... :
Canvas Shoes.
You all want them and we hare the goods. . .--, " .
Shoes and Oxfords, sizes B to 8,.,,..v..,Ti.ii,uw.v,M. S0c to 75c
Sizes 8 to 11 60c to 80c
Sizes 11 to 2 75c to $1.0
Just a few more left of. the Russia Calf . Ladles' $1.50 Oxfords at 98c
Holczer's, Standard Shoe llouso,
Headquarters for Outing Shoes. You all know the place. '
A. F, COWLES
CENTER STREET MILLINER
INDIVIDUAL TASTE
As to arrangement, materials,
construction and finished effect
can find fulfillment here. , ,
AVE COURT PARTICULAR
' EXACTING PATRONAGE.'
53-55 CENTER STREET. '
May Majiton'a Patterns. :.,
SPECIALSALE
All our Trimmed Hats are marked
down at one-half the price for this
week. If you are lookiug for a stylish
and 'becoming hat- to suit your pocket
come down to the Original Bargain
Millinery and see the styles and prices,
as we undersell all our competitors.
We do not buy cheap ready made hats
all alike, but we manufacture all our
hats personally from the best ma
terlals. Be sure to make us a call be
fore you go elsewhere as weienn save
you one-half and more than elsewhere.
FRIEDMAN'S BARGAIN MILLINERY
J 1265 BANK ST. - : "
K. Dougherty
Special sale of ladies
black sateen skirts at 98c
Sale on ladies' black sateen skirts for I
this week only, at the low price of j
9-;s-aiue KM. -j -i-v-v 4
At 10c each. chUdren's patent leather ',
belts, colors blacky brown and red, I
regular price 25c. J
We are agents for Pictorial Review
Patterns. " , . ;
K. DOUGHERTY
145 boiith Main v.
Card of Thanks.
TO M 'UijtiSlOf .4TERBltI.
.The' llbcjiil patronage extended.. So
us during , tlie short time we hare
been in the city has compelled us to
make another trip to New York. On
our return we eipeet.to be able to
shew many new and stylish designs,
worthy of the appreciation of
ladies of ' 'taste. We " shall
use every endeavor to continue to de
serve the confidence of the public,
and trust that all transactions will be
to our mutual advantage. '
New York Millinery,
35 Grand St.
OAKVILLE CO
MAKERS 0?
WIRE AND METAL GOODS.
p. o., Freight and Express Addreaa,
Oakvllle, Conn. Telegraph Addraaa,
Waterburr. Conn. New York Office
48 Howard street
I SHAM'S
STRAW HATS
A HOT WAVE IS COMING.
GET, BUSY.
We hav Just received our entire
stork of Baltimore straws. Split braids
and sennetta will be most worn this
season. -
Many new shapes are here for your
choosing.
50c to $3 the Hat.
See samples In our north window.
ISHAM'S
14 and 16 Exchange Place.
DO
YOU NEED
LINOLEUM
WE OFFER
PRINTED LINOLEUM
50 cents a yard ind higher.
CORK imiO UXOLEUU
tl 25 a yard and higher.
The LAP A LUE-HOFFLI AN Cor,
150462 Grsnd Street
Complete Grocers.
ALL IN A PICKLE
This Week.
Usually we have a demonstra
tion of only one article. This
week not' only .one but tn
otheir 56 of the 57 famous
Heinz's goods will be demon
strated at our store. '
Come and learn how any
thing of Heinz's is safe
to buy. r
Woodruff Grocery Co.
SPECIAL
Wednesday Evening
--After 7:30
AND
All Day Thusday
Woman's $2.00 darK tan
oxfords 3 large eyelets
$1.48
en'S $2.00 dreSS SllOCS
tce and blncher styles
al,c invi. .'"
' $1.48
-The-
Arthur Bradley Go.
EETAILER OF SHOES.
02 BANK STREET,
USE A
RANGE
and se? how much real,
genuine comfort It brings
to the home. $9, 11. $13,
$2 down $2 a month.
SOLD BY
Tlie Unitstf 3as improTBmsnt Co.
i
Center and Leavenworth 8ta
THE PEOPLE'S MARKET
ESTABLISHED 1800..
Telephone "469
Our near nnmber.
Give us a ring-.
Duesler Bros.
21 PHOENIX AVE.
F. BUCK,
Ladies' ind Guts' Tailoring,
270 North Main St.
Teleybon 210-S. Waterburr. Oona.
ARE YOU '
About to purchase
MATTING
WE OFFER
CHINESE MATTINGS
10c to 45c a yard.
Japanese Mattings
20c to 75c a yard.
GAS
a. M..iy..ifcl'iifcii"jma lit tf .
-K0R0NA-
AND
Ansco Cameras
are ihe best ,
No Fancy Trimmings.
, , :. . " .-i.. t r, - . .
. t ... ... : .
' "l ' " , ' H' .
The construction is the best and
. the working qualities
practical.
It's All in tbe Lens,
Not made by a Trust.
We Can Save You About 40 Per Cent
on your Photo Supplies.
The Ziglatzki-Marks C
110116 South Main Stras;
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.
T-The S. I R. K- A. Lithuanian so
ciety will give a dauce this evening at
T.IHiiinivian lmll nn Tohn ntreet. The
ilancingr will comraeuce at 7:30 o'clock.
We endeavor to save you money on
o-ioi-t-tiiinn- that itrmrcrista sell.' Our
large business enables us to do this
n-hiio nimvliiiiKF in ovpi't Instance the
best quality. On the basis ot quality
we have no real competition; com
petition that meets our prices by cut-
. . ., I . - 1 f . . . n ...
ling ine quality oi.koouh 10 uui iu-
wtltinn at nil. Whenever vol! reailire
drug store goods get them here and
you will get tne dcsc ror less. a. u.
Walker. 756 Bank street. . .".
IN THE POLICE COURT
Jamas fiairl Oriaral to Far Wife S4
- a
a tvaaa.
Tnnr tQsia' refusal to move on
last night cost him $5 In the city court
to-day. Mascln kept Officer Brearton
dodging on the sidewalk opposito
Ward's flats. He would linger in a
hallway and the moment the omcer
went ills way he would come on the
sidewalk again until finally the officer,
losing, patience, took him Into cua-
tody. '
', .Irtmes Quirk was charged with non-
support.' He gave his wife only oO
cents siuce last sepicmner. ne hb
her that Saturday night and 2.30 she
took out of his pockets made $2.80.
Quirk Is his wife's second venture on
the matrimonial sea. lie appears to
l.A a l.annr life WOrkillZ WllCII be
feels strong enough for It, while his
wife works every iay in a wuimrj.
u orHoreH tn nav 54 a week for
six months or suffer sixty days In jail.
OPEN WAR NO IN TRIKE.
Ckleac F.i are Caaaaaila Will Mat
Relastate tales Ma.
CHICAGO, May 24.-A11 prospects of
peace la tbe teamsters' strike bave dis
appeared, and It will be open war from
this time on. Tbe last conference look
ing toward a peaceable adjustment
,wss held last night between James B.
Barry, business agent for tba express
drivers' union, and tba local managers
Of tbe seven express companies.
When tbe meeting took place tha
conversation was brief and pointed.
Business Agent Barry opened tbe ne
gotiations by saying; "Our position la
this, I want all tbe men reinstated ex
cept those wbo have been guilty of vio
lence. I rannot do anything different.
That Is what tbe local union wants,
and that la what the local office bave
told tne to demand. That la all I ran
do. The men told me they all want to
go bark In a body or they won't go
back at all. That is the position of tbe
union and tbe union officials."
Tbe reply of tbe representatives of
tba express companies was brief. ' It
was: n)ur opposition to tbe reinstate
ment of tbe men will be the same four
years from now ss It Is today. We will
Sot take them bark under any circum
stances." Thia brought tbe conference to a
close, and all parties concerned In It
left tbe city ball.
Tbe spread of tha strike was not as
large aa waa anticipated. It being un
derstood In many quarters that there
was still a possibility of peace being
reached, however. I'oor hundred and
eight Anna belonging to the Lumber
men's association went out la a sym
pathetic strike.
Sheriff Barrett said last night t
I "At tne first outbreak of trouble
l wbh-h In anyway approaches tbe rVrt-
Ing w have had t shall rail for troops.
The minute tbe strike riots ft beyond
me I will appeal to tbe governor, and
the troops. will be oa tbe graund within
less than tar boars,"
Every preparation haa been made for
a prompt response by tbe national
guards, and a large ronaignineat of
riot rartrldgee haa been rseeired.
These differ front tbe ordinary rlSe
bullet In that they coo tain three bnrk
abot each la place of tbe single steel
bullet.
Three hundred egg eaadlera employ
ed by roumfeetoa aaerHiaats here hare
gone oa strike. The ranee waa failure
te secure a raise In wages. .
Look Out 1 -
1 SBonia hi wr aretaHat
WW. White ptoe aa4 tar wards It
Tak ear. Taft a ether a4 ra
tzka aa ehaaess S eeata take C
tettte. FlTZPATaiCKa
Mala mU waa
'iijM'j' "j-.P'
Flia Dates (t Prtyarty Owsara ta
. ; Baar Fran.
The'board of ptlbMc works met yes
terday afternoon, Mayor Klton presid
ing, and fixed ilatuM for hearings as
follows:1 .Ttme-tt, BeVer In East Main
street,: from Silver street to Merldcn
road; widening - Grand street, from
Bank street to 'Half street, to a uni
form width of slxty-flve feet; June 13,
paving West Main streetfrom North
Main to west' side of the green, north
side; sidewalks; Lounsbnry street, from
Baldwin street to -Mulcahy . school:
storm water drain, Adams street: June
20, sewer layout, grade and' building
lines, rairniount street; sewer, Put
nam street; June 27, sewer, Flue street,
from W. II. Camp's property to Cooke
street; sewer, James street .
The engineer was Instructed to call
for bids for the construction of a sewer
In North Main and North Vine streets
and in Washington avenue, proposals
10 De received June 6. F; B. O'Neill
was heard relative to the condition of
Starvlew avenues. He has plans
under way to build four houses there
and after talking the matter over with
the board' he concluded that It would
be easier to improve Kalamazoo ave
nue; man try to flx vm the other road
way. He was requested to submit a
petition to' that effect. The engineer
was instructed to construct a water
main In Falrinount street, from Wash
ington street southerly. . The . petition
of Mrs Bridget Doherty for permission
to connect with the Ohcrrv street
sewer, and of C. H. Cables to emnty'
surface water Into the Prospect street
sewer, -were referred to the engineer.
Commissioners Jackson and Holmes
were appointed as a committee to In
vestigate and report upon the claims
of Contractor C. W. Taylor, who seeks
compensation for additional service
rendered on the hich service. "
General Manager J. E. sewell war
neara regarding - the application to
tiounie track Portb Willow street from
West Main street to a nolut Norti of
Johnson street; and lay a switch on
favorably reported to the aldermen.
A communication from MIlo ' K.
Gray relative toTent of meadow land
nt the Brunch was referred to Super
intendent. Johnson. The petitions for
water service in Aurora street and
Farmington avenue were referred to
the committee on water mains. It was
voted to- recommend to. the aldermen
that a sewer be laid In Wall avenue.
Petitioners for sewers In ' different
streets were referred to, the enirlneer
for estimates. The petitions of Thomas
Kelly and Michael Gullfoile for the
layout and grade of Bobbins street
were laid on the table. A waiver was
received from the New York, New Ha
ven and Hartford Railroad Co regard
ing the heating held with reference to
the change of grade of Soueh Willow
and Grand streets. The company was
not cited In nt the time the meeting
was otlled.' A hearing was held on
tho proi osed change of grade of Cooke
street from North Main street to the
residence of Julia P. Sperrv. M. J.
McEvoy, representing tbe MeEvov and
I.awlor Interests, was the only one who
appeared. He had no objectiou to the
project, but would claim damages on
account of additional expense excavat
ing. and constructing, retaining walls
ror a. new uiMlng to be erected gn.,
ttaaf ifropertf. " " ' - '
!Maps were ' submitted showing theH
piaii m mo -Avriiuriiiai nwiie nis-
posai plant wnitaf win soon be con
structed on the city's property on Ben
edict street. - - .
At this Juncture It was voted to take
an outing to look over Greenmount ter
race, Hawthorne avenue and other,
places on Town Plot where public Im
provements bave been asked for.
NO GOOD TO PROTEST
Alderman DMa't Cm ta Imt AJalast
SteaewalL
One of the aldermen wbo meant to
oppose the Library park project at th
meeting Monday night, but got cold
feet when the question came up. ex
plained bis silence later on by staling
that It would n t do any good to pro
teat because be found out that there -
were enough present committed to It
to pass It along and be didn't care to
but bis bead against a stone wall.
What made blm madder than anything
else In connection with the matter waa
tbe Idea of the mayor, Mr Beacb and
others assuring tbe board some time
ago that before tbe question woulu re
turn to tbeui a publlc hearing would
be beard where every taxpayer In the t
dry would have an opportunity to aay,.
what he thought almat the project..
thing of the kind and the fact that
thegr didn't prove that what they said
at tbe first meeting meant but 1
deceive. Ue said there Is a day of.
reckoning coming and that It caunot
get here too soon for him and many
others rM welcomes tne so ca Ilea dosi-
ness administration beMevIng that It
waa bound to be a good thlug for Va
tertmry.
DID NOT KILL IERRY.
BWthwell ratfe4. favaaaa'a Wealth
trmt CIHae. Will Pot AllkU .
KAVANNA. Ill- May 24.-BothweH
Pulford. the wealthiest rltlsea of Sa
vanna, has denied reports that he la
tbe slayer of Attorney Daniel 8. Berry,
a former leading member of tbe I1R
noia legislator. Attorney Berry was
mysteriously murdered at the door ef
bis office, and It la said that tbe cir
cumstances Indicate be was killed by
the husband' ef a woman to whom Ber
ry la reported to hare paid attentiona.
Pnlford claimed te be able te estab
lish a complete a UN showing that he
waa la his store at the time ef the
shooting.
' miford is nasi fifty years ef age a ad
Is reputed te be worth $rnOA)0. His
philanthropy haa made him one ef tbe
asost pnpaiar me la favanna. He
haa a wife aad two grow a danghtera,
eae.ef whom is tried. Berry alee
waa a married ma a. The coroner's ia
oaeat is now lanpgreaa.
T. fMe3ef eaMTcC
JWtt&tOtt. May 24-Oorga tt
Eeldeat pnmoO lnpertor who has
been.oB duty pt rhiladelphla. has heea
ran red. Cvaat th serrtre. He waa
iiwaa aT;j1 aeaenaje aga ra eeaaeetWiai
with the. aarefiaatvoe ef the ffterey
Certoa ceetteay h h acheewt
eatf aief'eTig a han from a aaetsbee
I af tft -ee5-r. Mr. MMea bM that
f r i M ' wey a jterasMl aaefter
k3M Vv tsetse wtch k Cy
nim. fcarphi Uj
Zc f Gafa Ua a lkaai
ttea
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Ct Thia sale L2i to HJO
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