Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume], January 08, 1907, Page 10, Image 10

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WATERBURY EVENING DEMOCRAT. TUESDAY; JANUARY 8. 1007.
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OT7 -T TVT A "R nTTR 179 Bank Street Waterbury, Conn, must be disposed of
VX U . IVIXUVJ FIFTEEN DAYS , by order of the creditors.
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reserved. This Stock represents the Highest Grade Custom Made Fabrics of the finest manufactur
ing Concerns in New York, Baltimore, Rochester, Boston and Buffalo, that were sold from $15,00 '
upwards, equal to the best tailoring that money can buy. The entire block will be covered with red
signs, so that no mistake can be made as to the place, THE SALE BEGINS AT 9 A. M. ON
Purchasers desiring to buy in large quantities, will confer with the management.
1 PER ORDER OF THE CREDITORS.
Prices Indicated below will
An Unhesitating
' LOT No. 1, 94 Men's Light & Gray Mixtiired Business Suits,
' -worth from $6.50 to $9.00, going at $2.74
i iAjx JNo. 2, 153 Men s uiacK wool uneviot onus in omgie
' and Double Breasted, worth $8.75 to $11.50, going at $4.74
' LOT No. 3, 169 Men's All "Wool Fancy Cheviot and Cassi
; mere Suitsall in the Latest Designs, each one worth at
least $15, ' going at $5.45
LOT No. 4, 89 Men's Fine Black Thibet Suits in Single
and Double Breasted, Satin Lined all through, made in
the Latest Style. A bargain at $16.50, going at $8.44
: LOT No. 5, 153 Men's Fine Fancy Worsted Suits in the
very latest designs, worth from $18 to $22, going at $10.24
LOT No. 6,193 Men's Fine Worsted Suits, Globe, Fitch
burgs, and American Woolen Co's Fabrics. These mills
are known to manufacture the Best Woolens in America.
Each Suit is equal, to the , Best Custom made, warranted
to be worth from $25.00 to $35.00.
, Going at this sale at $13.24 and $15.48
C3L Positively No One Allowed in the Building Before -the Opening Day. ta
American Law Investigation and Adjustment Co,, cor Beekmah and Nassau Sts New York City, Chairman of Creditors' Committee
LADY MANNERS BORN IN TENT.
tier Engagement to Nephew of King
Edward la Denied.
El Paso, Tex. Lady Marjorie Man
ners, whose reported betrothal to
(Prince Arthur, of Cannaught, nephew
of King Edward, has been authorita
tively denied, was born In a tent In
Im Vegas. N. M.. 23 years ago.
Capt. John Manners, of the English
army, now the duke of Rutland, was
at that time in poor health. He ob
tained a furlnneh and wenf tn tha
dry climate of New Mexico to recu
perate his falling strength. He was
WimnATtlAjt h til. WIP. wVn I m
" membered as a beautiful woman of
most charming and simple ways. tin
like most English health-seekers.
' Capt. and Mrs. Manners did not travel
Lady Marjorie Manners.
(She Was Reported Engaged to a
Nephew of King Edward.)
with a retinue of servants. In fact,
they were unaccompanied by any per
on. The flrst thing Capt, Manners did
when ho arrived at Las Vega waa to
buy an ordinary camping tent, which
he put up with bis own hands on a
vacant lot near the old Montezuma
hotel. The tent was furnished with
rots and a few rough cooking utensils,
and a dry goods box for a table. Thus
the couple lived for several months.
It was In this teat that a pretty girt
baby was bora. It was a cold, stormy
lay, December 2". that marked the
vent.
la those days Las Vegas still pos
sessed the rough, hospitable spirit of
Ae west. The Manners baby was tto
talk of the town. It was the pet of the
tea, and the adored one of the wom-
rn. She was a beautiful little bit of
lomaaity. The proud toother and the
irectous Infant were showered with
Ittentfons.
The fact that the p 'erring wind
rnicl blew over the mesa crept
through the tent an! over the cot
where the toother and babe were ly
ng awakened a fear that the exposure
it It not be good for them, Bat they
thrived under the Influence of the
pure air.
Old JaanlU Rerjo, the Mexican
Men's
Men's
BOYS'
jsJxr" No.179 Bank
woman Vno nursed Mrs. Manners
through that trying period, is still liv
ing at Las Vegas.
"Do I remember Capt. Manners'
baby?" she repeated when questioned
tho other day. 'To be sure I do. Was
It not the most beautiful baby ever
born in Las Vegas? Did anyone ever
see such eyes of blue, such pink
cheeks and such glistening, golden
hair? And did I not hold her at the
christening? Tou say her name is
Marjorie Manners. Well, perhaps you
are right, but as I remember it her
name, as given at the christening, was
Margarita Manners."
HENS ON MISSOURI'S SEAL.
Poultry Association Plans to Honor
the Humble Fowl.
Columbia, Mo. Missouri has a new
coat of arms. The state has been pro
Tided with a new seal. The Missouri
The New Missouri Seal.
Poultry association has decided that
the sturdy whig. George Burckhartt.
who suggested, and the first general
assembly which adopted the coat of
arms or great seal of the state of Mis
souri, while well enough for their day.
did not fitly represent the state of
Missouri as It Is to-day.
The old coat of arms had two bears
upon it; grizxly bears, too. although
Missouri had no grizzly bears at that
time, if ever, in its borders. The new
coat of arms, which the Missouri Poul
try association has adopted for its own
use and proposes for adoption by the
state at large as the great seal, has
upon It. Instead of the antiquated and
anachronistic bears, two chickens.
Otherwise it would remain unchanged.
The poultry association seal was the
suggestion of Charles O. Miller of
Doonville. a poultry grower and officer
of the association.
It first appeared upon the official
stationery and ribbons of the state
show given at Fayette la Howard
county, where, by curious coincidence,
formerly resided the designer of the
stale seal, where bis near klasman.
Henry T. fiarkhartt. Is the editor of a
newspaper. Harry P. Mason, chicken
grower, also is as editor there. . .
Room Rent fiaVOOO a Year.
People who think rente are high
will be Interested la knowing that a
single room in ComhlTL London, re
cently rented for tlS.Ov a year. The
rents there are the highest on earth.
Worth of Men's, Boys and Children's Clothing, Hats and Furnishings, Custom, Ready-made and General
Merchandise will be placed on Public Sale regardless of value, at ; 33 13 cents on the dollar, to arrange
for the liquidation
be marked on White Tags on Each Garment.
Butchery of Prices on Men's, Boys and Children's High
Grade Up to date Clothing, Gents Furnishings and Hats.
Overcoats for Men, Boys and Children
At Prices Less Than Cost of Material.
$6.50 Overcoats, $2.99 Men's $12.50
9.50 Overcoats, 4.95 Men's 18.0o
Men's $25.00 and $30.00 Overcoats,
BOYS' and CHILDREN'S OVERCOATS worth from
$2.50 to $6.00, Going at 99c and $3.44
and CHILDREN'S SUITS almost given away.
1 Call and see for yourself
Even if you live 100 miles from Water
bury you should not fail to attend
THIS SALE.
It is without doubt the GREATEST. BARGAIN
CARNIVAL the People of Waterbury '
. have ever seen.
WOMAN ON HOSPITAL BOARD.
Unique Distinction Held bp Miss But
lard of Virginia. "
Richmond, Va. Dr. Irene B. Bullard
of Radford, recently appointed by the
general hospital board as third assist
ant physician at the Eastern State
Hospital for the Insane at Williams
burg, is the only woman physician in
the state and probably In the south
holding a responsible official position
under a state government in a profes
sional capacity as a doctor of medi
cine. Dr. Bullard, who is yet In her
twenties, looks younger than her
years. Her social standing Is so high
and her beauty so marked that she
Dr. Irene B. Bullard.
(Southern Girl Who Has Had An Un
usual Career.) .
could long since have blossomed Into
a belle, but she would have none of It.
She has been a bookworm from a child,
devouring subjects far beyond her
years, while other girls were yet with
their dolls and their toys.
Dr. Dullard graduated from Wads
worth high school. Radford, where she
was born and reared, at an early age.
She attended a school t Madison.
Wis, afterward taking the profession
al course at Farmville, teaching three
years in the public schools of Pulaski
after her graduation. But the science
of medicine, to which the child bad
been attracted, now lured the girl,
and. broadening her etudie as her
years advanced, she la time obtained
her degree as a doctor of medicine.
To achieve this end she became' a
trained nurse, practicing her profes
sion at the bedside of her patients for
several years with great surcess.
Her medical education began at
Boston Medical School, where she
spent one1 year before entering the
medical school of the University of
Michigan, at Ana Arbor. After three
years at this Institution she was grad
uated with high raadlsg. after which
she practiced for two years in Bir
minghasa. Ala. Later she returned to
her native state and took sp her Bfe
work among her own people. She is
of debts and costs of
Overcoats, $7.44
Overcoats, 9.95
$12.98.
HATS, HATS, HATS,
At Half Price and Less.
; $2.00 Hats, 98c. ; , $3.00 Hats, $1.23.
$3.00 and $5.00 Hats, $1.79. v , , '
These include the very Latest
Styles in Soft and Stiff Hats
Men's 50c Caps, 19c, . Men's $1 Plush Caps, 33c ' .
St., Waterbury, Conn.
called Into consultation in Important
cases by the oldest and wisest practi
tioners In Pulaski county, all of whom
hold her in high regard because of her
learning and ability as a physician. .
Dr. Bullard la the youngest daugh
ter of Mrs. Meta O. Bullard, and the
late Daniel Bullard, who settled in Vir
ginia prior to the civil war. Though
a native born Virginian, She comes
from Puritan stock, uniting the energy
and progressive traits of the Yankee
with the warm-heartedness and gener
ous impulsiveness of the south.
IN MEMORY OF THOMAS MOORE.
Artistic Celtie Cress Erected on Hi
Grave In England.
London. Recently In the church
yard of Bromham, Wiltshire, England,
the Celtic cross shown In the illustra
tion, which stands over the grave of
Thomas Moore, tho renowned Irish
The Memorial to Moore.
poet, was unveiled with Imposing cere
monies. Thousands attended the cere
monies and green Bags and scrolls
bearing quotations from the Irish
Melodies' were abundantly la evi
dence. Among the speakers were Jus
tin McCarthy and John Dilkm. iC P.
Moore waa born la Dublin on May IX.
1771. and died at Bromham on the
25th' cf February. 1132. HI famous
Irish Melodies" were psbllibed be
tween the years 1197 and 1SH.
A Word from Uncle David,
f once knew a maa who had swell a
good opiaioa of himself that he hated
to lock in his aalrror for fear his rV
eertioa would want te break through
and ahake hand with hint.
administration. Every item must be sold.
Men's Working and Dress Pants,
At Less than Half Regular Prices, in all sizes.
$1.50 Pants for 69c. $2 Pants for 97c. $3.00 Pants for $1.34
$4.50 Pants for $1.98. $5 and $6 Pants for $2.48.
CHILDREN'S KNEE PANTS in '
all Sizes, worth 25c and 50c, for
MEDAL FOR COMMANDER PEARY.
Presented by Roosevelt In Behalf of
Geographic Society. -?
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Washington. The president at the
annual dlsner of the National Geo
graphic society the wither night pre
sented to Commander Robert E. Peary,
on behalf of the. society, a gold medal
awarded fo the Arctic explorer In rec
ognition of his feat In reaching the
farthest north. The dinner wss at
tended by a distinguished company,
including members of the cabinet, am
bassadors and their wives and many
scientists, and the spirit of the eve
ning was one of felicitation over the
recent exploits of American explorers.
Reverse Sides of Peary Medal.
notably the expedition of Commander
Peary and the ascent of Mount Mc
Kinley by Dr. Frederick A. Cook, of
New Tori, who waa a guest of honor,
sitting next to Commander Peary.
At the tables were seated 400
guests. Willis L. Moore, of the Na
tional Geographic society, presided.
and the committee assisting Included
Alexander Graham Ben. W. 1. Board
maa, Edward Everett Hale. Jot W.
Foster. Arnold Hague. Rear Admiral
Color it. Chester. Cem vTitHam On.
I sier and Job a B. Henderson. Jr.
The medal Is of fine workmanship
and was modeled by Tiffany expert.
The star near the top of the medal Is
a Montana sapphire, placed at the
potat where Peary planted the Ameri
ca flag. . .
The Engagement Ring,
She Tow know the oM
about rlche takiag wltrs.
He No, but I know about witches
aklnej ring.
Wednoifa
Jan. 9, at 179 Bank Street.
Men's Furnishing Goods
Will, go for Almost Nothing.
10c White Linen Hem Stitched Handkerchiefs, 3o
25c Silk Web Suspenders, . . llo
Fine 50c Suspenders, ,17o
$1 Men's Soft Bosom Shirts, in all sizes, . - 83o
Men's 75c Fleece Lined Shirts and Drawers, 83o each
15c Men's Black and Brown Half Hose, " 6
25c Men's Camel Hair and Wool Half Hose, : 9o
Men's 50c and 75c Union made Overalls and Jumpers at 34o
Gloves for Men and Boys, all kinds and styles, at just
33 1-3 cents on the dollar:
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This represents the entire stock of J. Marcus, now in the
hands of his creditors, which was appraised at $35,000.00, upon
which the creditors must realize' $12,000 in cash in the next 15
days. Every article will be marked in BED INK upon a
WHITE TAG, indicating the manufacturer's cost and the sal
price of 33 1-3 per cent .
AT 9 A. M., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY
9th, 1907.
r I Phone) 937
This is our
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And will be followed by similar Groc cry Sales every week on ,
Wednesday and
Thursday
v.. FLOUR SALE
Washburn's Best (a good flour) C3c Img
nilsbury's Best (mill pr!w to-day 3. 20 bbl) Our price S3.1S bbL 70c big
Gold Medal. . Angelus, Dulutb Imperial .
TEAS and COFFEES
Onr Tea Buyer" tells us to say to the public "that he has the finest
line of "New Teas" that were ever" sold In Waterbury. And by tho
way our "Tea Man" Is a "Crank on Teas" aa the drummers all agree.
COc grade of Fermosa. Ceylon, Gun Powder, etc. all at Sc lb
SPECIAL ! SPECIAL !
"Our Tea Man" has a few chests of 50c Tea that doe not Just please
hire to sen at our 3Sc price, so here they are at 23c lb, or one halt th
price sold t la Tea stores.
Royal Gem Coffee, The Drink of Kin gs ,.. $4 lb.
Family Blend, regular 35c grade 23c lb
Jupiter Brand. regular(2Se grade 2Uelb
CANNED GOODS SALE
Our early contract arrangements have aared the people of Waterbury
from the advance on canned good th at ha taken place all over th coun
try. IMI case Mocking Bird Brand Torn toe W can. IL13 don
(Extra quality and worth at canning. S1.20 do.)
! ease, gallon apple 25c ran. X7K do
Sm ease Queen Quality Peas 1 grade) lie ran, f 1.23 do
can Antler Brand Cora (12 grad e Te can. "He dot
54 case Ha Toy Brand Corn tlie amde) 12c can. tM ran.
Sle s grots fr Ricbeileu nnd Whit e Rose line of Canned Good, so- :
per-fine quality. If yea want soioet king out of the ordinary try the. .
DRIED FRUIT SALE
We offer fnr this sale a carload of Mixed Xuta, direct from the coast
Prune, small sine
rmnee, large site 10c lb. S for 25e
Prune, extra hit six Uc. lb 2 for 2Se .
Prune, Jumbo site 14c, 2 for 29e
15e pkg Peerieri IU tains He rm
13c pkg Cleaned CurraaU S. . 11c pkg'
THE CASH LEADERS,
68 - 70 -
Nothing will be re'
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