Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume], November 13, 1908, Page 12, Image 12

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WATEItBUTlY EVENING DEMOCRAT. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1908.
Election day I over,
And the i-nudldute uro through;
Some, look good and happy
And othort look very blue.
We sell to omo ot th democrats,
And to tho 'luds" whose nock are
silk.
And they often come In to ace ua
And pttrUko ot our Buttermilk.
God gave us good undoratandlng,
And wit to work our bruin,
Which makes us usk tho question,
Will we vote for Dryun gain?
Here's to our friends and candidates,
And a toast to you and me:
Success to any party j
Who drinks I'helan'a goodWea.
Election day has come and gone,
And let us say light here,
Our ad man didn't get a chance
To vote against rum and beer.
But we say right here if you want
to drink the best Tea, Coffee and But-
termtlk in the city you'll find it at
PHELAN'S T STORE
42 East Main St. Telephone
Get Ready
For
Christmas
Make your selections now
for your Xmas presents, do
r not wait until the rush is on.
I have some good bargains
in diamond rings and brooches
It will pay you to look them
over.
COME TO-DAY!
Ralph Jacobs
61 South Main St.
Piano Tuning
Have your piano tuned. Our
tuners are thoroughly reliable,
competent men, and we guar
antee satisfaction. We do ac
tion repairing, regulating and
case polishing. Prices reason
able. THE
F.H. Lewis Co.,
26 East Main St.
Room 2, Upstairs.
Tel 137-2
Washburn's
Gold Medal
$6.50
If you'll Give My Man An
Empty.
IHilN.MAINSHIP.
i-JiOFIiSSOR HOLLEY
, 'ictefces etcry pupil to write i fine rapid,
-' lis rr.shard, in a course of 16 private
fsonf, and no failures. All kinds of
I ra work executed in the highest de
Hof irt 167 BANK STuEET.
Wedding Gifts
Ve have wme prey designs in Cut
I'lass and Sterling L at special
prices this in out. Wed
- ' ding CiifU r)
Wedding Rings
all ttvlfs ami mjcs.
111E mm JEWELRY CO.,
22 KOEIH MAIS SIEEfT.
Em, lit laker
IfEETHJGS TO-jnQHT
Boys club.
Court Shields.
Bona of 8t George.
Court McGlvney, I), of I.
C. V. A. DreBsmaklng.
Court K It. Crosby, I of A.
Holy Name society, Watorvllle.
Alex Von Humboldt, No 210, N. E,
O. I
Sheet Metal Workers' luternation
al alliance. .
CITY NEWS.
Just the weather for sweaters. Cout
stylo 11.50 to $5, Upson. Singleton's.
Au anniversary mass for the Into
Mr and Mrs Patrick Lyman will be
celebrated to-morrow morning at 8
o'clock ut Sacred Heart church.
Stop, look, read! We are head
quarters for stove and furniture re
pairs; al.so will attend to your plumb
ing, tinning and Jobbing. Telephone
J 259-3 or drop postal to W. T. Cor
coran & Sou, o02 North Main street.
The Model Market Co has hirer!
one of the stores in the Russell bund
ing. Bank street, for the storage of
its heavy receipts of Richelieu brand
of canned vegetables and fruit:.
This line of goods has found such
favor with the particular trade In
Waterbury that the Model has found
this move to be necessary in order to
properly arrange and distribute the
goods of which it has received two
solid carloads, which will all go out
Immediately on orders taken here
last spring by the large packing firm
of Sprague, Warner. Co. Waterbuty
is considered now to be among tho
largest users of eastern cities of this
high class of canned products. Tho
Model Market Co thinks that nothing
Is too good for Waterbury.
The taxation revision committee
held no meeting last night, but this
must not be taken as an Indication of
indifference on the part of the com
mittee. They have planned for a lot
of Information which is being pre
pared knd as soon as this is ready
they will be in a position to act In
telligently, and no doubt this ex
plains why so few answered the call
for a meeting last night. The need
of a revision in the present system is
apparent to everybody and The soon
er It comes the better for the whole
community, for the city cannot con
tinue to do business under existing
conditions without doing great injus
tice to one portion of the people, and
besides certain kinds of public im
provements that are really necessary
would have to be deferred to an un
reasonable time.
Everything in warm clothing for
men who work out doors at Upson,
Singleton & Co's.
Rents
Large store, 9-11 Grand street;
corner South Main and Grand
Grand streets, 7 rooms, five of them
front rooms; 96 Fairview street,
three rooms.
For Sale
One roll top desk and large parlor
stove, both in first class condition.
JOHN J. SHEEHAN
WAREHOUSE 223 South Main St.
Telephone 249-3. WATERBITRY.
Tea 24c lb.
Do you use it ? If not try a
pound.
DIRECT IMPORTING CO.
1D1 Bank St. Cp One Flight.
Ladies'
Tan Shoes
Lace,
Blucher,
Button.
$2.50.
E.J.FINN,
25 Exchange Place.
Next to I. Chase Millinery Store.
v.:
Thanksgiving
Millinery
Should be In accord with the
spirit of the noatton, and sure-
ly it is attractive and atyllsh
Nhapes, handsome colors, and
reasonable prices.
I, CHASE & SON.
TheMiller&PecfcCo
Manufacturers Sample
Lots of Boys'
Clothing at Prices
About Half Regular.
This sale Includes about three hun
dred Boys' Double Breasted and
Juvenile Style Wool Suits, most of
them have knickerbocker and bloom
er style knee pants. On of the best
offerings we have ever made In Roys'
doming, we have placed some in
three lots, priced at $1.98, $2.49 and
$2.98. Included in this 'lot are
about fifty Juvenile Overcoats at
$2.49 and upwards.
UNDERWEAR OFFERINGS.
We have several broken assort
ments of Men's Underwear at prices
very low.
AT 49c Broken sizes Men's Wool
Shirts and Drawers, values up to
$1.
AT $1.19 Men's Sample Linon Suits
sizes 34, 38, 42, 44, from $1.59 and
$1.98.
AT 98c Special values in Men's
Gray Wool Coat Sweaters.
THREE BARGAIN SPECIALS IN
COATS.
AT $1.98 A heavy Thibet Child's
Coat, velvet trimmed, nil sizes,
6 to 16.
AT $5.98, value $7.50 Ladies' Coat
of Kersey, half lined, fifty inches
long.
AT $12.98, value $20 A Ladies Fur
Lined Coat.
The Miller&PeckGo
27c is all that
vou have to
nav for a
Bound of our
Elein Butter.
4 lbs for $1.
ALL HAIL ! TO
RED TAG DAY !
Buy one early, buy one often; It is not like voting. There is
no restriction on the number of times. Also, please to note: Wa-'
terbury must not be outclassed In the results of this "Day," in
comparison with other cities.
SATURDAY
We Have Readj for You
150 WATERTOWN LAMBS
Small, young stock, killed right here, and in small legs to suit.
HIND QUARTERS 16c
SMALL LEGS .. 18c
LARGE LEGS 14c
STEW PIECES , 8c
CHESHIRE POULTRY
"Mr Boynton" says that it is the "Best of the Season," this
week, and we believe him, as it looks the part.
DUNG FOWL 18c
YOUNG CHICKENS 22c
OLD FOWL 13c
Special! 3,000 "Turkeys"are fattening on our Watertown and
Plymouth Farms. Let us show you these before you "Buy Tur
key." SINCLAIR & CO'S BEEF
We will open a car of "All A No 1 Quality" for our Saturday
buyers. See our display. We will save you more than 30 per cent
on Beef. -
FRESH PORK
RLB ROASTS '....11 and 12c
(Why pay more?)
FRESH SHOULDERS .......' c
OUR CREAM BREAD r
Is made entirely from '.'White Swan Flour." v,; ':'
5e AND 80 LOAF. :-
(The Beat Loaf In the City.
800 DOZEN CRULLERS .... . h. .... . . . ... .lUit riot
N. B.: Remember our Hark Down Sale: At 9:30 Saturday
night everrthine told in Fresh Heats. Vegetables and Bakerr Goods.
Nothing Put Awt. , . . , ' ;
THE STORE OF QUALITY AND CASH PRICES
TELEPHONE 837. ' 68. 70. 7S EAST MALf ST.
Barter's Ideal
t Oil
Buy J
About one cent
.n hour ln.ura a bom. again.! eold room! with
Barter Hatter. Morad anywhere. No pipe,
no ash... po.IUv.ly bo amok, or odor. Abo-
lutely .ara. Burnora ana ou uui are au oraaa.
JSU. Saves wort, no flirt.
Hamilton Hardware Corp.
00-04 Bank St.
Manufacturers
National Bank
General Banking,
American Express Orders,
Safe Deposit Boxes, '
Foreign Drafts.
The Child-Heron
Law Corporation
Credit Ratings, Accounts Collected.
79 North Main Street, Waterbury.
152 Chapel, 136 Fairfield,
Few Haven. Bridgeport. ,
HARTFORD, 804 HAIX ST.
Bonds 6c Stocks
, Local investment! a soeeialtt.
HOLMES & BULL
Successors t9
C. L. HOLMES &CO.
Holme Bnildinc Grand Street
Sundav
Homing
use our
Astor Coffee.
25c Bound.
Our Model
Is Especially noted for our
FINE-
Rye Bread
r 5c LOAF.
ESTABLISHED 1840;
Waterbury's Oldest and Most Complete Outfitters to Men and Doys, High Class
Tailoring, Rightly-Made Clothing, Furnishings, Hats and Shoes.
Cold Weather Necessities.
Warm topcoats are a necessity this weather If you want to add
a little more style than you can find elsewhere buy the
If you are modest
WW
will please you. In either case you are sure of well made, perfect
fitting garments, and the price will be lower than you can buy similar
qualities fpr elsewhere. , ... :
We have good overcoats as low in price as $10 and $12, better
ones at $15, 18, 20, 25, 28, 30, 35, 40 and $50.
This will be a season
when light colors will
be worn, very, exten
sively. They come in
a great variety of col
ors and ;" in just as
many different styles,
some have velvet col
lars, some have cloth
collars that harmonize
with the cloth, the coats
are made from, others
have collars the same
as the coat The latest
style button well over
on the right side, one
row of buttons, high
standing collar, Prus
sian style, a very swell
coat, good for auto
mobile or for walking.
Our topcoats are all
new this season, quite
an advantage, for in
those nobby coats no
one wants a last
seasons style. Our
stock is not all light
colors. Oh ! no, ' while
we carry an immense
line of these extreme
styles, we keep our
stock of black and
gray overcoats just as I
complete as in seasons
when we carry plain
colors only. We can
furnish you with -the
size and", quality that
you want from 34 to
48 breast, and from
$10 to $50 in price.
Our $15 black over
coat is exceptionally
good value, and we
have an extra good
coat at $28 that is at
tracting a great deal of
attention. Ask to see it.
J. B. MULLINGS
& Son.
Street to Strcat
College-Brand.
'in, your taste our
V
U -17 . ' 77 O O
iRignuy-maae
At. Waterbury's Largest and Best House Furnishing Establishment. Th
place where you can find everything needed to furnish; your home com
plete. In each department you will, find assortments to satisfy you.
i .1 FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
Parlor, Chamber, Dining Room, Library. Hall and Kitchen . Furniture
CARPET DEPARTMENT i .
Floor Covering of Every Description: Carpets, Rugs, Art Squares, Mat
- . .. . tings, ,Llnoleum3, Oil Cloths, etc, etc.
. STOVE DEPARTMENT
We are Agents for Crawford and Acorn Ranges and there are none bet-,
ter. Heating Stoves, a large line to select from.
PROMPT DELIVERIES ALWAYS. ,
, Lowest Cash Prices and Easy Terms of Payment
Boston Furniture Co.
n South Main, Scovill and BrooX Streets.
Oldest and Largest House Furnishing Establishment in Waterbury.
.
.C.C Tm A m A T m Ha.
YOU CAN SAW WOOD STEADILY WITH ONE OF OUR
DISSTON CROSSCUT. B UCK OR HAND SAWS. THE DISS
TON SAWS ARE RECOGNIZED AS THE STANDARD OF
: EXCELLENCE. THEY ARE THE BEST, WHY NOT CALL
AND LET US SHOW THEM TO YOU. OUR PRICES ARE
REASONABLE. SEE O UR NORTH WINDOW.
H0TCHKISS & TEMPLET0N, he
85 South Main St, 34-46 Brook St
"CUTLERY" "UNIVERSAL PERCOLATORS"
Miss Loretto C. Mahoney
Graduate of Notre Dime Convent,
. TEACHER OF PIANO
Certificated Pupil and Assistant of
PROF. JULIUS BAIER
Will Resume Teaching Sept 10.
STUDIO 256 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Te'ephone67l.
Meat
Sale
Saturday
Pork Loins fin itriot). wr lb 12c
Fresh Shoulders. ter lb ......... .Dc
Chickens, dct lb 14c. 20c
S lbs Himbarr 8tek. ; 29c
S lbs Shoulder Steak. ...... ....25c
Loin Steak, wr lb i .... 16c
Sound Steak, oer lb ...... 14c
NtUTe Teal .............. 10c. 18c
Ham. wr lb. .....13c
Smoked Shoulder, oer lb.'. . .... . .9c
Frank Kfcly, P.r;
9
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EVERYTHING FOR
THE HUNTER
Guns, Rifles, Ammunition,
Coats, Pants, Hats, ' 1
Vests and Belts.
Everything in Sporting Goods
an " '-
The D. B. WILSON Co.
13. 15. 17. EAST MAIN ST.
. Clock and Watch
j . Repairing
at short notice.
W W
g All work guaranteed, g
L Prices reasonable.
? F. P. BECTON. ?
25 East Main St
With J. H Derrnn k C
: ' ' 7 1
OiOW
DODGE
Buys Goods.
Some, dealers bur only when the?
need them. Some bur of the kbber
and thourh he mar show a lone line
of samoles if ton but of him toi
must hare the heels, the tees, the
cans, the oerf orations, the Cstrla
and the finish, rait as this firm's
buver decided. Dodee has alreadt
laid out man? lines for Swimr of
1909. He huts direct from the fae-'
torr and has roods made bo to suit
the Waterburr trade. Which wat do
tou" .
U-ISS. MALV . THOXE ISli fl
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