Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume], September 27, 1905, Page 10, Image 10

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WATER BURY EVENING DEMOCRAT. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 27. 1905.
emember
next Monday Is election day and every
place In town where nles, -wines and
liquors are sold Is to be Closed tight
nil , day and that's the predicament
they should be In 3(55 days each year.
Now, If there happens to be anyone
who doubts our assertion and .said
doubting "Thomases" are voters, just
let them drop Into our store oa elec
tion day 'Vd buy a glass or two of our
fresh buttermilk and judge for them
selves which drink they prefer, lie
member you need your brain when you
go to cast your vote and we know but
termilk will not muddle that organ,
but -jve cannot say as much for intoxi
cants. However, If It Is possible to
Ret some nice tasting Tea, or Coffee
on that day (we mean the' kind we
sell), we say by all means drink It and
nee how much better you'll feel next
morning, and if you think It's the best
beverage for all mankind Just con
tinue drinking our drinks and fight
aby of that which is a detriment to
your health, happiness and prosperity.
TVe continue to give 4 bars of excel
lent Soap with a pound of our war
ranted good quality 50c Tea and our
Coffees are always fresh roasted. Our
Butter is Butter and for quality we
know you can't buy as good for 30
cents per pound. But all we ask is 25
cents per pound, at
PHELAN'S X STORE
42 East Main Street
Telephone
ARE YOU ACQUAINTED
With The -.
NEW FALL STYLES
for both Sexes ?
Our line Is complete and open for
Tour inspection. They come direct from
Paris, New York and other centers of
fashion, so you may be sure they are
correct.
By reason of our Credit System and
low prices It Is easy for everybody to
Iress In the height of fashion.
GUARANTEE
Credit Clothing-Co.
2-30 E,,Ma!n St. anl 15 ftmlz Its.
The Mill."
SECRET
Of GOOD FLOUR is In the Milling.
DUIXTH IMPERIAL FLOUR is
made from hard Spring Wheat by ex
perienced millers In the Cleanest
Mill In the country.
Sa OO a bbl.
With an empty barrel. Try a sack 75c.
C 13 cars No 1 Hay to sell. Price
Low. Call around.
D. L Dickinson & Son.
COR. WEST MAIN A JCDD STS.
Tbeoe lXX . f
; : ufcii!5 r
RRAL
PIANO
BARGAINS
PTEIXWAY $150
KNABE 2(H)
MATHUSIIEK 175
KIMBALL, HAIXES. MARSHALL
& WENDELL.
All Pianos at reduced prices to cleaa
bouse for our fall stock.
EAST TERMS.
The F. H. Lewis Co
24 EAST MAIN STREET.
Waterbury, Conn.
To Whom It
May Concern.
Be It known that the Bra City
Liquor Co carries the larcpwt Mixk of
IMPORTED au.l DOMESTIC WINES
nd LIQUOR.", and our pricp. quality
considered, ar the lowest In tlie city.
If you hav not dealt with u. try us
once, or call up and satisfy yy-
elf that ours is the Wt fjiinKy liquor
itorp in Watcrlmry.
SPECIAL FOR THl.s WEEK.
Old Rye. ild t .HV. this wwk . . 0.V
Imported Scotch and Irish Whis
kies. W at l..Vi. tls wcrk .. JI.oo
Monogram Pur Rye. full quart,
this tk .TV
Blackberry Brandy. ld at ."Vc,
this wwk .Vic
Order delivered to anr part of the
city. "
Brass Gty Liquor Co
PASTERNAK BROS, PropsL
Telephone [phone] So. Main.
WEDDING PRESENTS
IN
Cut Glass and Silverware
All fcew and pretty d-in. Also
Wedding Rings
at
THE GaFFHET JEWELRY CO.,
JEWELER." AND OPTICUS
a soira malx n.
ClTiT NEWS
John Gaffney of Park place left to
day to resume his studies at George
town.
Right Rev Bishop Tlerney saliea
irom Bremen yesterday on tue steam
er Kaiser Wilhelm II.
Miss Fannie Cutting has been the
guest of Miss McClellan of Plainville
for the past few days.
L. U. Carter has sold his six family
block at 815 Kast Main street to Huzli
Keenan, who intends to hold It as au
investment.
Opening show of Paris and New
York huts at The Gamble, Desmond
Co's, New Haven, on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday. Also the finest
trimmed hats in the state at $3.98, $3
to $n.M and $8.
To-nicht Is the night when lovers
of good dance music will enjoy them
selves at Eagles' Auditorium. .Tbe
Military band is noted as you kuow to
give the best of music. Program be
gins at 8:15 sharp. , ; , ,.,
List of letters remaining unclaimed
in the postofflce: Mrs Edward Burton,
Miss Marion Dares.' Miss Nellie E. Du-
Bois. Miss Martha Gore, Miss Pierpout
rieaney, joiin McEvoy, John O'Dea,
wiiiiam Parker, Miss E. Dnisie Skin
ner, Mrs L. M. Simpson.
lue regular quarterly meeting of
the Ladies' auxiliary. A, O. U. wiK
be held to-morrow night in K. of C
hall. After the business of the meet
ing there will be a whist and 'dance
for the members and their friends.
Meeting called at 8 o'clock sharp..
If you have your own formula for
cough syrup or liniment or any house
noia remedy, you can get It put up
right at Lake's drug store. They do It
carefully, too. If you should have
made a mistake in copying and the
proportions should be wrong,, . they
would tell you and make it right.
It is not necessary to be already a
singer to enter the Friendly league
chorus. An ability to read music is
desirable, but a willingness to devote
one evening each week to vocal
training is the chief qualification for
admission to the chorus. The work Is
divided Into two parts. In the junior
or new class, vocalization. Instruction
and sight reading are the' principal
features, while the senior class will
take up vocalization, advanced sight
reading. Individual solo work, pail
songs and operatic work. Young men
are admitted to membership of the
chorus. All registrations must . be
made In. the office of the superintend
ent, where year books giving full In
formation of the work of the league
may be obtained. Office hours. 10 a.
m. to 12:30, 3:30 to 5, 7:30 to 10 p. in.
Telephone.
P. S. McMahon of New Britain, pro
prietor of the Bronson hotel, said that
a bell boy had monkeyed with a strong
box in their drawer where they keep
valuables, but that what he obtained
was insignificant. He would not say
how much, but denied that the loss
had anything to do with this mysteri
ous loss of valuables at New Britain
yesterday. The boy, he found, was up
to all the dodges of hotel life and
knew how to "knock down" money to
his own credit by charging customers
more than the price and pocketing the
balance. His name, the boy said, waf
John Foraker. but the hotel people
learned that his name was Bobblt.
He came from the Connecticut hot:
at Waterbury and had worked in Wop
cester and Springfield hotels. Mr Mc
Mahon would be willing to spend a
few dollars to find him.
Often times parents fail to under
stand why their children are called
stupid by their teachers. A thorough
examination of the little one's eyes
will often show an error of vision.
Now Is the time to have the matter
attended to. Upson Jewelry company,
opticians.
QUALITY AWAY IIP,
PRICES AWAY DOWN.
This is the time of the year that we
do our annual clearing. Every bottle
that leaves our store before Election
Day means a bottle less to handle,
and every gallon taken rom the bar
lel makes It easier to measure. The
politician has his troubles Election
Day gathering all the votes of his
party. We also have our troubh-s
that day for we take a record of ev
ery bottle, gallon and barrel in our
store, the name of each brand as well
as the cost price of each nnd every
iirticle contained In our store; nnd
any wrsn that 1 at all familiar
with the stock we carry will admit it
N no easy Job. Now you can make 't
easy for us if you care. We are not
asking your lalmr fur nothing. On
tl contrary we will see that you are
wU repaid iminiu'h as we cut our
pi ipf so tnuvh n very article for
the Four Days' Sale that It will pay
you to tuiy in advance for futur! u".
If yon have not tinif to mil nt our
stor -all us up or drop a line and we
guarantee to 1 ;is well by you as if
yon called in person. Look at our
windows and drop In and see what
we have ini'!e. Every l.ttlff mark
ed In plain !i-'iires.
JOHN J. SKEEHAN
Warehouse 223 R Main St Tel 23
Never let any one "rub it!
in" unless it is Upham's Elec- J
trie Liniment, the soreness
and stiffness extractor, quick (
pain relief, end rheumatic,
ease. 25c. !
at
JJJ.
SPEOUJSf nl1T- rrpTWM nil
1 mwm ! i wr mm
. 5 ;
OPENING OF
Fall Millinery
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND
THURSDAY, Sept 20. 27 and 28, we
will formally open the
Fall Millinery Season
OP IOOS,
with a superb display of Imported
Pattern Hats.
I. CHASE
The Miller&PeckCo
Specials (or Wednesday Night
and Thursday.
At (iOc. Ladles' Flannelette House
Dresses, value $1.00.
At $4.98, Misses' box shape Covert
; Coats.
At $1.39. Ladies' Sweaters, all col
ors, value $1.75.
At $7.08, Ladles' Tourist Coats, made
of plaid black Covert Cloth, value
$10.00.
At iiOc, Striped and check Taffeta Silk
value 75 cents. I
At $1.19, 3(5 inch guaranteed Black
Taffeta Silk, value $l.oO.
At 19c, Double fold wool DresS Goods
value 25 cents.
At 25c. Boys' heavy fleece lined Un
dershirts and Drawers.
At 19c, Misses' and Children's Jersey
ribbed fleeced Vests and Pants.
At 25c Women's Jersey ribbed fleec
ed Vests and Pants.
At 19c, Women's black full fashioned
Hose.
At'7c, Tlaying Cards from 10 cents.
At 19c, Ladies' Hose Supporters, were
25 cents.
At 15c, Ladles' Lisle Gloves, were
25 cents.
At 3c, Twilled Toweling, was 5c.
At 9c. 40 ilnch White Lawn, was
12 cent
At 19c, Bleached Table Linen, was
25 cents.
At 39c, Infants' Short Dresses with
three rows of Insertion, value 50c.
At 25c, Infants' Silk Bonnets with
lace niching.
At 39c, x Ladies' Short Skirts with
Hamburg ruffle, value 50 cents.
At 25c, Heavy Rag Carpet, value
33 1-3 cents.
At 12y2c. Fancy Figured Art Goods,
from 15 cents.
At $3.50, Plush Carriage Kobes, val
ue $3.98.
At 2,5c, 18 and 20 Inch Sofa Pillows.
At 19c, Floor Oil Cloth, from 25 cents.
At 35c, Linoleum, from 50 cents.
IT WILL PAY YOU
to look at the bargains offered Is
WATCHER
at this stars. A specialty made ot
Fine Wedding Ring. Yon can aW
ways vet yoor Watch. Clock or Jewel,
rr repairing and Engraving done her
P. P. BECTON,
No 25 EAST MAIN STREET,
With J H. Derereans A Ox
Always Open,
Martin Berp's Sons
UNDERTAKERS,
Cor. Scovlll and South Main St
Telephone No. 797-4.
Night Calls answered by
Thomas F. Bergln, No 75 Soutli Elm
street. Telephone, No 132-2.
Patrick S. Bergln, 102 Walnut street
Telephone, No 571-2.
HACK AND COACIIx STABLES.
Finest Hacks and Coaches In the
city.
Experienced and careful driven.
Telephone, No 132-14.
Always Open.
Perfection
IN
Men's Shoes
AT
Moderate Prices.
We make a specialty of good Fboea
f..r men at moderate price.
It in not nrewry to pay u $5 is
order to iwure a pair of good hom.
Try our 2..V. fX 3-V or $4 KWn
Style, stork and workmanship la first
claw in every respect.
If ya are not mtisSed with Ute
ntif9 your vattoej awaits yoa.
E.J.FINN
fopolar Price
Stori
141 SOUTH MAIN ST.
2 SPECIAL
For This Coming
FALL
AT 21c A GARMENT.
Ladies' Fleeced Lined Vests arid
Pants, the 25c quality.
AT 39c A GARMENT.
The best 50c Gents' Fleeced Under
shirts and 4oc for Drawers.
THE SEASON IS HERE
at present that is entirely too warm for
cooking and to avoid cooking1 we can
give you most anything you want In
canned meats of -which' the following
are a few of the variety we carrv:
Corned Reef 1 lb and 2 lb cans 15 25e
RoaRt Reef 1 lb and 2 lb cans 1.1 ft 25e
Dried Reef 1 lb nnd 2 lb Jars 15 & 25e
Rncon u, lh and 1 lb Jars 15 & 25e
Rolled Ham V, lb and 1 lb 1ar 18 S5e
Veal Loaf V, lb and 1 lb 1ars 10 & 20c
Ham Loaf lh and 1 lb 1ars 10 & 20e
neer i.oar in anJ I lb Jars 10 & 20c
Potted. rhleken
10c
10c
rotted Turkey
Ported Ham '
Potted Reef
Corned reef TTash
Roned Cblcben
R 10c
5 & lne
' IRe
25 U 45e
Perm. "Mdse. Co..
m EAST MAIN ST; r
at
East Side Park
will be advanced in price October 15.
I have some good investment proper
ties for sale. A house and lot for $1,.
500, less than mile from the center.
Have for sale real estate, first mort
gage of $1,200.
For real estate call and see
J. G. TWINING,
188 SOUTH MAIN ST.
At Benson Furniture Co.
The Tracy Bros Co,,
Lumber Dealers in4 Builden
Benedict Streak
Waterbury. Cona.
LARD IN PAILS.
SILVER LEAF LARD.
8-lb pail .' $ .80
6-lb pall 50
10-lb pall 1.00
v.'- - - ,;h I. .
GOOD LARD FOR COOKING.
3-Ib pall .25
5-lb pall 40
10-lb pall .80
BOSTON BUTTER HOUSE,
147 South Main St
Telephone 173-12.
Miss Meria Phalen
VOCAL INSTRUCTION
Citizens' Bank Building, Room 13.
Friday and Saturday.
THERE IS NO TROUBLE
wlth the hard to fit at the original
shop, 28 Exchange place. Come before
the rush Is on. Suits and Overcoats
from $ 15-145. Trousers $4-f 12. Alter.
Ing, repairing, cleaning and pressing
at low prices.
L. BECKER. Tailor
THIS ROOSTER
SAYS -
If the tax payers of Wat
erbury hai their say. It
vculd be a Ion; time be
fore we turn the corner of
Meadow street and Library
Park.
Pillsbury's Best $6.95. If you
tfve my man an empty
barrel.
MAILHIOT'S
Building
vi I
breasted coats,
vest long points,
trousers peg-top.
We carry these
suits in black
blue, gray (the
new wide wale )
and .in a great
variety of fancy
mixtures, stripes,
plaids, etc.
"Rigtly-made"
suits for all men,
the kind that has
made our name
WfiU known to all
lovers of good
clothes, suits for
men of all ages
and in sizes from
34 to 50 -breast,
prices as m the
past, $10, 12, 15,
18, 20, 22, 25 and
$28 the suit. This
stock will inter
est every man
who is in need of
a new Fall or
Winter suit. Our
stock of black
suits is always
complete. You
are . safe when
you buy from
JB.
Mu lings
& Son.
PUBLICilARKET
THURSDAY OUR
GROCERY SALE IS CONTINUED.
20 lbs Granalated Sugar for $1 09
Washburn-Crosby'i Flour, - $5.95
(with empty bbl) 78c Big.
Fish Sale Begins Thursday 3 P.M.
X. B. We tiive 4, OX) It for this week, either to sell or GIVE
AWAY FREE t
BE WITH THE-
u
T
HE largest suit stock in Con.
necticut, that is what we cau
i
show you, this enables the
hard to fit to be fitted perfectly and ;
gives every customer an immiBnse ?
stock to select from. "College-Brand'' .
suits for young men and men who are
young in their ideas of dress. There
is no clothing made that compares
with the "College-Brand" for extreme
style, it is made for students in the
different colleges, and is an exact
copy of what the leading college tail
ors are producing, only made to sell
at the same price as ready-to-wear ;
clothing, $10, 12, 13.50, 16, 16.50, 18,
and $20 the suit, single or double
WEDNESDAY
V L UViH be "Grocery
We will save jou money on all
FLOUR AND SUGAR-
are cheaper. See our prices on these articles. v. . ,
BLUING, Large Bottle : ' , Be
AMMONIA, Large Bottle 5 c
CATSUP, 3 Large Bottles 25c
POTATOES 20c Pk,- TOc bushel
, Our Teas and Coffeea cannot be equalled in the city at our prices. '
t Come in and look us over. It will be worth your while.
Waterbury Market Co.,
1SG-I60 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
N. B. "The Busiest Store on the Street"
MEET
The Boston-Furniture Co.
CREDIT POLICY
Embraces the handling of best grades of furniture only. Yet prices are
ALWAYS lower than cash stores ask for qualities not as good. Our
liberal payment plan, enabling you to name your own terms has made
ours the popular furniture house
EVERYTHING FOR
Call and see how well we can serve
BOSTON FURNITURE GO.
South Main, Scovill
Football Players Attention !
Football Shoes,
Jerseys
.I
D. B. WILSON GO.,
PENMANSHIP
Prof. Holley.
Tettbee eery pupil to write fin
rapid. tmilneM band, la coarse ( 11
private leaaona ena Be failure AJU
kinds ( pea wort execatcd la tae
klsbeet degree of art
187 BANK HTHKET.
vi Big Store. J
i
purchases.
MET
of Waterbury.
HOUSEKEEPING..
you, you are always welcome.
Complete
Home
Furnishers
and Brook Streets.
Sweaters, Woolen
at Cost
V I - : "
13L 15, 17. East Main St
Waterbury, Conn. '
Daf at th
n
THAT BOY'
of mine continued
ftilrantajre when jnxt take blm t
iNxlire's Mg 8boe 8tore.
Uoya' ehne mart at 75c. to 134: 1
to 2. 1.: 2'4 to'SS. $im and $L2S.
Iolge' la tbe atnre for all pursoa.
Bat we reromraend "Dodjre'a ' ;
"ROUGH RIDER"
a aboe with atyle and eolldneiw roof
blned. bet known In tne city. .
8 to 131-2 SI.OO
1 to 2
2 1-2 to 5 1-2 $1.50
Then rom flnr traie, Uttle Men'a
at f 1.25 and l..riO and 1 to 2 at f UO.
Bat tbe knir bora' line la tbe
"H.G. D. & CO"
1 to 2. f 1.75.
2H to 54, tzm.
-H. ft. IK tc Co" Hand Welt 24 f
54 fXSft All tbe H. . I. A To.
pnla are carried la 2 width, enma
In Bntton. and BIw-Imt, Bos
Calf. Veloor Cair. Xnrwwaa fatf tvl
Tatnt Colt. .Votbinf like it !
nkere.
BRING nil EOT
is
I
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Vt CffraGt far Sere
(JT5CUS nt faflaa tjtx
i.r. OLEm.D.a lcunut.
THE SHOEUAX. ,
1? EXCHANGE FLAG
KELLY, The. Baker.
The Cash Leaders, I6MM
So. Mala Street