Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume], November 13, 1908, Page 6, Image 6

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water bury evening democrat. Friday, November i3. ioos.
GRIEVE, BISSET, & HOLLAND
38-40 Bank Street. Tel 583
W'aterburv's Busv Corner Store.
AGENTS FOR THK IX. & It. DYERS AND CLEAXEUS.
LADIES' HOME JOURN AL PATTERNS FREE.
To Every Purchaser of THE WINTER
QUARTERLY STYLE BOOK of
the Ladies' Home Journal
Patterns We Give Free
of Charge Any 15c
Pattern You May
Select
This Stvle Book is the greatest f ashion magazine published at the
rice. and in it is beautifully illustrated all the very newest fashions in
Women's and Children's eannents. It contains 150 naees and more than
1.000 illustrations of patterns for every need of the home dressmaker. In
size, beauty of illustrations, and in helnful suggestions this Winter Quar
terly far excels anv fashion book selline for 35c to 50c.
It Costs You Only 20c
For the book and any 15c natter n you mav select. On sale at our
Pattern Denartment. ,
You'll Be Pleased With Our Line
of Furs
,. For our stock is unusually lare e and varieties unusually broad. The
nieces and nrices are sunerb in stvle and aualitv and are remarkable for
their reasonableness. Dron in now and look them over before the assort
ment is broken. Furs in the Worn-en's Ready to Wear Department.
GRIEVE, BISSET & HOLLAND
EYEGLASSES
Gold Filled Eye Glasses worth $3.50
$1.00.
including a free examination, and
Convex Lenses, first quality. Money
back if not as represented. We make
a specialty of children's cases. After
the sight gone then what? Our
prices are the lowest for the right
glasses.
We, are permanently located in
Waterbury.
The Best Optical Co.,
18 Abbott Ave. Waterbury. Conn.
Never Fails to Restore
Gray Hair to its Natural
Color and Beauty.
No matter how long- it has been gray
or faded. Promotes a luxuriant growth
of healthy hair. Stops its falling out,
and positively removes Dan
droll. Keeps hair soft and glossy. Re
fuse all substitutes. 2)4 times as much
! in $1.00 as 50c. size. Is Not a Dye.
$1 and 60c. bottles, at druggists
Send 2c for free book " The Care ol the Hair. "
Philo Bay Spec. Co., Newark, N. J.
Hay's Harilna Soap cure Pimpi,,
red. rouph and chapped hand, and all akin dis
eases. Keeps skin fine and soft. 25c. drugrrisu.
Bend 2c for free, book "The Care of the Skin."
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The Cold Days Are Coming !
Be Prepared and Have Your Furs,
We are now having our big annual display. Everything in furs
for man, woman or child. Every correct style Is shown in broad
variety. We invite you to come and inspect this great assortment of
furs whether you wish to purchase or not. A guarantee goes with
every garment. Prices are exceedingly low for such 5ne furs. Come
now and make your selection and get a full season's wear.
EVERYTHING IN FUHS FOR MAN. WOMAN AND CHILD. "IF
ITS MADE OF FUR WE HAVE IT.
L. TRUDELL,
THE LEADING FURRIER OF WATERBURY.
150 GRAND ST., Opp Post Office
NALGATLCK MGGETi
Horough Attorney Kennedy will
represent the board of warden aud
burgesses and the member of the
board will be present at the hearing
in the court room before the railroad
commissioners next Monday. It Is
thought that the hearing will be
largely attended as there Is a great
deal of Interest in Vet matter. The
hearing will be on the petition to lay
a track on South Main street.
Florence, the young daughter of
Mr and Mrs Jeremiah L. Mahoney
of Elm street .gave a birthday party
Wednesday afternoon, about 30 of
her young friends being present.
(James were played, vocal and Instru
mental music was rendered and re
freshments were served. All present
had a very enjoyable time.
Mrs Alice Schlosser, wife of
Adolph A. Schlosser of Co Central
avenue, died yesterday. Besides her
husband she leaves one daughter and
two sons. The funeral will be held
Saturday afternoon at her late resi
dence. The Interment will be in
Riverside cemetery, Waterbury.
The regular meeting of Aetna
lodge. Shepherds of Bethlehem, will
be held to-morrow night In Pythian
hall. There will be Initiation of
candidates and after the degree
work refreshments will be served.
Members are requested to bring
cake.
The electric street lamps will soon
be lighted at 5 o'clock In the morn
ing for the accommodation of those
who have to go to work very early.
At Red Men's hall to-morrow night
a dance will be given by Svea lodge,
O. V. The music will be furnished
by Xorling's orchestra.
Mrs John H. Duigan of Rubber
avenue has been visiting her parents
Mr anj Mrs James Farley in Derby
Centennial lodge, I. O. a F., will
hold a rehearsal of the second degree
to-morrow evening at 7:30 o clock
WATERTGWil JOTTINGS
Mrs A. W. Gruther of Clinton Is
visiting friends in town.
Mrs Charles McGuire has gone to
the Wallingford sanitortum for
treatment.
The dance given by St Mary's
Drum corps of Oakville in the town
hall last evening was largely at
tended. The supply of tickets for the Yale-
Harvard football game does not equal
the demand and there will be many
disappointed who Intended to take
in the game.
A meeting was held last evening
at St John's rectory by the different
sopieties connected with the parish
to compieie arrangements tor tne
coming fair to be given for the bene
fit of St John's church.
The fire department was called to
the residence of J. D. McGowan last
evening about 9:30 and responded
quickly to the alarm. The Are which
was caused by a lamp being set di
rectly under a chothes frame which
contained most of the family wash
ing. The clothes caught fire and
were entirely consumed and the room
was somewhat scorched. The dam
age will not exceed 25,to $30.
The Big Store With the
Little Prices.
WE TRUST YOU. CREDIT AT CASH PRICES.
Ranges fe
We carry the largest line of ranges in the NAUGATUCK
VALLEY for you to select from. Price range from $18 to $150
set up complete in your bom?. Every range is fully guaranteed
on a money refunl bisis. Now is the tim; when $1.00 WILL
DO THE WORK OF $2.00. If in nesd of a range call and look
over our sto:k and if we hsve not the bast you have ever seen
for the moiejr, do not purchas?. REMEMBER IT IS NO
TROUBLE to show goods. Whether you purchase or not come
in and see us at the BARGAIN STORE.
Benson Furniture Co.,
COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS . ' ; ;
188-190 South Main St.
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NUTMEG GRATINGS.
Interesting Items Boiled Down for
Our Busy Readers.
Madison A dwelling house owned
by Miss. Lotta Howe, was burned late
yesterday afternoon. Sparks from a
locomotive are -thought to have caus'
ed the fire. Loss ?3,000.
North Canaan The churches have
been notified here that owing to the
scarcity of water in the reservoir on
Canaan mountain that the use of wa
ter motors in the church organs will
have to be discontinued.
Bridgeport Stricken with heart
failure while. - walking -in .Warren
street yesterday afternoon, Benjamin
Kish, executor of the P. T. Barnum
estate, one of the city's foremost citi
zens, expired within , a moment.
Willimantic Postoffice Inspector
Clarahan and Deputy Marshal Smith
came here from Providence, R. I.,
yesterday, the latter arresting Mamie
Coleman, a colored waitress, on the
charge of sending an obscene letter
through the mail. The woman is
said to have confessed to the Inspect
or that she wrote the letter in ques
tion, which was addressed to a young
man In Norwich.
Willimantic The usual tranquil
ity of the school boar meetings was
disturbed last Wednesday evening
while two of the members entered
into a dispute over hiring teachers.
The existence of a strong feeling
among the Roman . Catholics of the
community in regard to this matter
was brought out and it is destined to
be the subject of serious considera
tion before it is through with.
Willimantic The buffet car on
the express train from Boston due
here at 4:07 p. m. jumped the track
about a mile east of Hampton jester,
day afternoon and delayed the New
York express about two and one-half
hours. The cause of the accident is
unknown, but it was very fortunate
that it did not send the train down
a forty foot embankment. The wheels
on the forward trucks of the buffet
car were so badly damaged that the
car had to be left at Hampton.
Ansonia While crossing . the
bridge over the Naugatuck river,
coming from the west to the'i east
side, a woman dropped a dollar bill
into the river below. After watching
it for a few moments the woman
went on her way. Several persons
well known about town, soo beard
about the woman's misfortune and
hurried to the bridge where they saw
the bill floating away on the top of
the water. Among those who gath
ered at the bridge was "Bobby"
Newcombe. who hurried to a saloon,
donned an old pair of trousers and
again hurried back to the bridge. He
climbed over the railing,, dangled a
moment from one of the steel beams,
and dropped to the sand-bar below, a
distance of about forty feet. He then
waded out into the current with the
water up to his neck and secured the
coveted greenback.
SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL
Eveuts of Interest! to Man Water
. ' bury People.
To-night the Merry , Phenortons
will give a dance at Slmonsvllle
school hall.
The Owaneco club will give a
dance this evening at the Red Men's
wigwam, formerly Music hall, an
iens' ba.nk building. ,
To-morrow evening at ' Concordia
ball the Russian society will give a
Russian ball. Dancing will start nt
7:30 o'clock and will continue until
12 o'clock.
To-morrow evening the Hibernians
will resume their Saturday sight
dances at Hibernian hall. Good or
chestra music will be furnished. Re
freshments will be served.
At the close of the meeting last
evening of Court Oregon. No 138,
Foresters of America, a forty-five
contest was played with the team
representing Court Vigilant. The
latter won by the score of 17 to 15.
There will be a rehearsal of the
"Mocking Bird" chorus Sunday af
ternoon In the Lalller band room,
Piatt's block. J. M. Fulton, the well
known musician and band mastisr,
will direct the opera, and he wishes
every singer to be present.
Sheridan council. 24. K. of C. will
hold a special meeting to-morrow '
evening In K. of C. hall at 8 o'clock. J
The cbmmlttee on third degree will
also hold a meeting at the same time
and place. The members of the K.
of C. choir are requested to meet In
City hall Sunday morning at 10:30
o'clock.
The Knights of the Golden Eagle
do not expect to get Into their new
quarters on Grand street until De
cember 1. The failure of the Elks to
vacate the rooms as soon as expects 1
naturally prevented the Goldon
Eagles from moving at the time ex
pected. On the opening night of
their new quarters the lodge expects
to initiate about 100 members.
At a social meeting of Liberty cir
cle, No 650, Companions of the For
est, held in Mechanics' hall last even,
ing, all arrangements were complet
ed for their coming anniversary
dance which is to be held in Leav
enworth hall Monday evening, No
vember 16. It promises to be one of
the most popular social events of the
season. Chaput's orchestra will fur
nish music for dancing. The commit
tee who have charge of the affair,
have spared no expense In trying to
make it one grand social success.
St Cecilia's fair was largely at
tended last evening. An entertain
ment, card playing and dancing were
the main attractions. To-night the
programme will consist of singing hy
Lucien and Louis Crochet and Carl
Boesenbruch; singing and dancing by
Conners and Levelle; piano selections
by Miss Cecilia Boesenbruch; danc
ing by Mallet and Murphy. A pleas
ing feature each evenig is the music
which is being rendered by St Ce
cilia's orchestra. For tne enjoyt!ift
of those who do not care to danse n
card room is reserved.
All arrangements are now com
plete for the exemplification of the
third degree of the Knight of Colum
bus which will take place at City
Hair on Sunday afternoon. ,: : Captain
William Mulligan of Thompson
ville who has made a name for him
self by this kind of work will look
after the work and will have with
him one of the best teams in New
England. Besides the degree work
r.everal prominent speakers will be
present to address those present.
After the degree work the visiting
knights will be given a reception at
Knights of Columbus hall. The de
gree work will start promptly at
1:30 o'clock and all candidates are
requested to report at the hall
promptly at that time.
Store
Open To-night.
Store '
Open To-night.
Just
to Remind
You
That Our Store is Now
in Full Swing
we are showing for to-day and to-morrow special values in men's
brown, black and fancy mixture suits and overcoats at really
unheard of prices C. Big Bargains in cravenettes, all styles and
shades in men's and boys' overcoats.
BIG MID-DAY SALE IN BOYS' CLOTHING.
Our Special for To-day.
Men's S22 Suits..' $13.95
Men's $18 Suits 10.95
Men's $16.50 Suits..... 7,95
Men's $12 Suits....... 6.45
Men's $10 Suits. 4.95
Men's Cravenettes. . .$6.45 to $11.95
Values from $13 to $2o.
Men's $22 Overcoats $11.95
-Men's $20 Overcoats 10.45
Men's $18 Overcoats. 8,95
Men's $15 Overcoats. ....... 7.95
Men's $12 Overcoats 8,45
Free Suit Case with Each Suit and Overcoat.
"'".--" .
Cassel & Alexander,
Ql South Main Street.
Store
Open To-night.
Store
Open To-night.
Fortune for Raw Recruit.
Chicago, Nov 13. An hour after
James L. Dixon was sworn in as a re
cruit in the United States marine
corps yesterday, he was apprised that
his father had died and left him
$100,000. Dixon said he would
"stick for the big show" and pre
pared to go to the marine barracks
in Washington, D. C, just as if he
had never heard of the $100,000.
TIMELY TOPICS.
Get a new Set of Teeth or have
the old ones renaired so cfttt ett"
iov vour Thankseivine dinner.
Prices rieht for all kinds of nlate
work. Have that achine tooth out
or filled, and stoo worrvine yourself
and vour familv. No matter how
nmrnn!i. VO11 can iret the best of treat
ment and Dracticallv Painless Den-
tistnr Consult us in all cases lor
sound nractical advice. Don't foreet,
the name.
Best Dental Co;,
and the place, over Manufacturers
. Bank.
65 Bank St.
Complete line of fine Enam
eled Ware
: Smooth, bright nnisii. Heavy doubli
coated, making them, wear much
longer than the ordinary goods. Prices
very reasonable to Introduce the line
In the new stor ef
P H. GARRITY,
.342 South Main St.
Scientifle Plumbine and Sanitaz?
Work.
TELEPHONE lOfeO-4.
At Manufacturers
Prices
Mattresses. Pillows, Coaches, Brans
nd Iron Beds, Rugs, Oil Cloths, ete.
We manufacture all our own mat--tresses,
pillows, etc. We sav 70a
money. Hair and Cotton Mattresses
made over.
Waterbury Bedding Mf; Co.
250 East Main Street.
Htir Bern to Cort.lyou.
' Washington. Not. IX Mrs. Ceorge
B. Cortelyou. the wife of the secretary
f th tirsMiry. gsre birth to a soa.
Would roa wiuoet'waat ro
want when a. lie ad might get It I
Currans will make a special effort
to get Sunday furnishings into their
anniversary sale to-morrow.
The Spearo Clothing Co have
everything new and stylish In their
line of fall and winter clothing.
Look for bargains at the Public
Market to-morrow in meats and gro
ceries for Sunday dinner. .
Grieve, Bisset & Holland give a
ISc pattern free with every sale of
Quarterly style book.
You get satisfaction in every gar
ment sold at the Union Clothing
store. Credit If you want It.
J. B. Mulllngs &Son have the
topcoats you need for this weather.
All colors and prices.
' Artistic wall papers and all kinds
of interior decorations at Ziglatzki
Marks. '
Visit the millinery, store of F, L.
Marks & Co's if you want to see the
season's styles. ' ...
Do not suffer with your teeth
while the Best Dental Co does pain
less work.
Gately & Brennan have some fine
overcoats for men at $15, $18 and
$25, also fine line of women's coats.
Damask flannels, outing flannels
and dress ginghams, mercerized pop
lins, etc, re some of the popular
sellers at Reid & Hughes.
Stamps free at the Hub Grocery
Co's. Citron, orange and lemon peel
at 20c a pound. ,
Miller & Peck have a sample lot
of boys clothing, double . . breasted
wool suits. $1.98 up.
Special ale of millinery at Freed
man's bargain store, 265 Bank
street. ,
. Adt will frame your pictures and
make them acceptable as gifts, 54
and 5fc Bank- street. -
Langley's household heaters are a
combination of steel and cast Iron.
Will burn either coal or wood.
Wenzel has a good line of winter
underwear for men, two-piece suits
or union suits as you please.
Look up Musler & Llebeskind's ad
to-night and attend the hourly sales
bargains to-morrow.
Dodge has bought goods" already
for spring of 1909. Other dealers
buy differently. Which Is the bet
ter way? . , f
Ladies' and
Gents' Reliable
HPS
Imm II
Easy Terms,
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
WALLACE & CO.
25 Abbott Ave.,
Near Jacques' Opera Houss.
POR GOOD 5HAV1N0
AXO KAIB CTJTXiKU
GATTER & HGDSON'S NawShop
( w mt UAim rtut-nr.
Ov Park Lack
STAM
PS FREE
Citron per lb
Orange Peel per lb .
Lemon Peel per lb .
Oranges per dozen
Lemons per dozen .
Grapes per lb
Sultana Raisins per lb
Apricots per lb
Peaches per lb .
The Hub
20c
20c
20c
30c
25c
15c
15c
18c
15c
Grocery
Co
118 SOUTH MAIN STREET
People Whose Garbage
is egisetsd will aid niei reilet bf
tending pasts I mt cslllac by tle
phone. Ko lOll-l. ;
7L H. USZ3T. WA2Z2THX2i
FOR SATURDAY
LENOX, LENOX, LENOX,
SOAP
3c Cake, 3c Cake, 3c Cake
' ALL SPECIAL, FOR CASH.
THc White-Simmons Co.y
. Phone 710. ; . ' ' Wholesale end ReUuU