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iWATERBURY EVENING DEMOCRAT. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1908.
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THE ARMY AND
NAVY JOURNAL
aays ordinarily one cannot see how
the military power of a nation could
depend upon buttermilk, but Investi
gations Into the deterioration In the
physical development tft the popula
tion In certain parts of Germany are
expected to show that It Is due to the
lessened consumption 01 ""
Lately the candidates for the army
how an Inexplicable falling off phys-.
lcally but which were formerly fine
specimens of manhood. Inquiries
how tho dairies have been sending
the buttermilk far, far away, and the
result is the children and grown peo
ple can get only the cheap skim milk
or comparatively innutrltlous substi
tutes. The American Journal of
Medical Association says Switzerland
is getting into tho very same situa
tion. Now then If buttermilk will
improve us in our physical develop
ment we should drink it by all means,
and you get the best at Phelan's Tea
store. But this ad man claims for
breakfast nice fresh roasted Coffee Is
delicious and healthy, and for dinner
and supper nice, clean, good quality
Tea is very palatable and health
bearing. But you must get the good
Kind, and Phelan's Is the place to get
it. We have a few more coal hods
and never break clothes dryers which
we give with each pound of warrant
ed good Baking Powder, 45 cents
per, at
PHELAN'S T STORE
42 East Main St.
Telephone
Get Ready
For
Christmas
Make your selections now
' for your Xmas presents, do
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.
USE
NUGENT'S
LITTLE
LIVER
PILLS
and see only the bright side of life.
They are purely vegetable and cure
constipation, torpid liver, sick head
ache, sour stomach and regulate the
bowels.
15c A BOTTLE.
Our Prescription filling insures
best results from your doctor's rem
edies
UGBINT'S
PHARMACY
6outh Main, cor Scovill Street.
N'
MZITDIG8 I0-HIQSL .
Boys . club.
Carpenters union.
Company G, C. N. G.
Court Falcon, F. of A.
C. W, . A. Dressmaking.
Sheridan council, No 24, K. of 0.
Waterbury council No 10, F. B. I
Comstock lodge, No 13, K. of P.
E. F. Durand Co, No 11, U. R. K.
of P.
CITY NEWS.
, All wool black kersey overcoats
$15 at Upson, Singleton & Co's.
There will be a meeting of the
Gleaners this evening in St Pat
rick's parish hall.
All members of the Quaker foot
ball team will report at the club
rooms to-night for practice.
Mrs John Eccles and daughter,
Mrs George S. Dews, have returned
from a six weeks' tour of Europe.
A very important meeting of the
Queen's Daughters will be held to
night at St Patrick's hall at 8
o'clock.
Uncle N. D. Sperry, republican
candidate for congress in the second
district, reports that he gave 1500
to the republican town committee of
New Haven and $1,700 to P. G. Wall.
mo, his political agent.
Stop, look, read! AV'e are head
quarters for stove and furniture re
pairs; also will attend to your plumb
ing, tinning and jobbing. Telephone
1259-3 or drop postal to W. T. Cor
coran & Son, 302 North Main street.
Dr Joseph H. Callbreath of 184
North Main street, who has been
practicing in this city for the past
fifteen years, has left for the west.
He will locate in Colorado and the
only doctor within eleven miles of
him will be his brother-in-law. He
was located in Brooklyn until about
a year ago and had numerous friends
in this city.
Boys' heavy all wool serge suits,
7 to 18 years, J 5 at Upson, Single
ton & Co's.
St Cecilia's church fair continues
to draw large crowds and the parish
hall on Jefferson street was well
filled last evening. In addition to
dancing the following stage enter
tainment was furnished: Buck and
wing dancing by John Malley; Irish
reels and jigs, Dinah Fielding and
Hannah Burke; vocal selections.
Miss Margaret Flannigan; egg dance
Prof Tierney. Prof James Smith of
Cheshire, violinist, accompanied the
dancers. The fair will continue un
til Thanksgiving night.
This afternoon the W. C. T. U.
will hold a meeting at their rron:s,
43 East Main street. A paper will be
read by Mrs Ella B. Kendrick of
Plymouth entitled "In the Wake of
the Mayflower." From 5 to 8 o'clock
to-morrow evening the society will
serve a lunch. All friends of the so
ciety ore invited to contribute food
of all kinds, including salads, beans
coffee etc. Money will also be ac
ceptable as thi3 can be used to buy
sugar, milk and articles that it is not
necessary to prepare beforehand. 1 he
food may be sent to the W. C. T. U.
rooms at 43 East Main street any
time after 2 o'clock to-morrow after
noon.
THE CITY COURT.
DEATHS AND FmXAXV
Well Known People Who Bat Bom
Galled 4 war.
.'4 u m v. 11 Clio, w
Charla. V. Ifannolv whi, has mntiv
relatives in Waterbury, died recent
ly at ner nome in mica, N. x.
Th a 1-Am a Ina rP r K a Iota M fit 1 1 an
rletta H. Eldrldge, who died Satur
day at ner borne in Spnngneia were
brought here to-dav and Interred in
Riverside cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs Elmer M.
Plerpont was held this afternoou
with servicea at her lata home on
Montgomery street. The burial was
in Riverside cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs Sarah S. Cald-
wall. bvaH 70 vp.ra who died ves-
terday, will be held to-morrow after
noon at 1:30 o clock from the resi
dence of her daughter. Mrs T. S.
Clark, Middlebury. The burial will
be in Naugatuck.
William A. Knowles, aged sixty
four years, died yesterday at his
home, 50 Field street, as the result
of an attack of typhoid pneumonia.
Tho HnronsaH i'9i horn in Farmlng-
ton in 1844 and came to this city
forty-two years ago and with tne
exception of two years had resided
hara over ainrp living in the Same
house in which he died for the past
thirty years. He was lormeny a
foreman at the rolline mill of the
Holmes, Booth & Haydens Co. Mr
Knowles is survived by a wiaow, one
daughter, Mrs Eleanor La Forge of
New London, four grandchildren.
Harry Comstock of Chicago, Miss
Mav nnmsnwk of this city ana me
Misses Virginia and Mildred La,
Forge of New London, also a sister,
Miss Alice Hoffman of Thomaston.
The funeral will be held at 1:30
o'clock to-morrow afternoon with
service by the Rev John N. Lewis,
Jr, of St John's parish and interment
in Riverside cemetery.
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. WATERBUEY.
Trimmed Hats
FOR THE
Thanksgiving Season
are shown in profusion - every
shape being represented
and the styles of trim
ings are almost
endless.
I, CHASE & SON.
TheMiller&PeGkCo
Wall Paper
Sale
$1.00 a room. 5 and 6 double rolls
in each lot without borders.
On Wednesday we will place on
sale 100 room lots of high, grade
Wall Paper, comprising twortones,
florals and tapestries, suitable for
parlors, halls, -dining rooms and bed
rooms.
This is an unusual opportunity to
select a fine Wall Paper at a low
price. Formerly sold from $2 to $4
a room, this sale 1.
AT 25c a bundle 4 double rolls
without borders.
You will find a large assortment
in our salesroom on second floor. See
window display.
ROBES AXD BLANKETS
At 20 per cent less than regular
. prices.
A manufacturer's line of Street
Blankets. Chase's "3 Horse Head"
goods, all sizes and qualities.
Street Blankets at $1 each.
Street Blankets at $2 each.
Street Blankets at $3, $4 and $5
each.
FUR ROBES.
Regular size Black Fur
AT $5.98
Robes.
AT $9.98 Extra size
Brown Fur Robes.
Black and
The Miller&PeckCo
BUYING A
RAZOR
11.50 to $3.00
the World
U like getting married something
of a lottery, and in both cases success
or failure depends largely upon the
temper. Ours are fully guaranteed.
Koch's Celebrated . Faultless
Brand
Henckel's Best in
$1.80 to 14.00
Star Safety Sets $1.50 to $20.00
Ever Ready Safety, 12 Blades. .$1.00
Gillette Safety Rasor Sets
$5.00 to $30.00
Glad to 8erve You.
' V
Hamilton Hardware Corp.
, 00-94 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 Chape!. 136 Fairfield, -
, New Hiven. Bridgeport
HARTFORD, 904 MAIN ST.
Bonds & Stocks
Local investments a specialty,
HOLMES & BULL
Successors to
C. L. HOLMES &CO.
Holmes Building Grand Street
THE KINGSBURY
150 Rooms, with Bath, $1.00.
40 Large Rooms, with Bath,' $1.50.
Central Location
Modern Improvements.
JAMES F. WILLIAMS,
v Manager,
Center Street, Waterbury, Conn.
Washburn's
Gold Medal
$6.50
Sentence Suspended on Man Accused
of Runnine Gambling Joint.
The continued hearing on the gam
bling cases 'against Francesco, Pen
nasilico and eight of his compatriots
was taken up in' the city court to
day before Judge Burpee. To what
had already been testified for the
state Sergeant Bergin and Officer
Harmon added that the place, 255
Bank street, had the reputation of
being a gambling house. Attorney
Guilfoile for the defense, tried to
show that the reports concerning the
place in question emanated from a
confectionery store further down the
street conducted by a mon formerly
in the employ of Pennasllico. But
the state's witness stated that card
playing goes on there all night long
and that crowds stand up back of the
players so that sometimes it is im
possible to see whether the players
are playing for money or marbles.
Officer Harmon identified the man
whom the woman was looking for
one morning at 3 o'clock, claiming
he was her husband and she wished
him to go home.
' The defense was that the store is
a meeting place for Italians after
shows and entertainments, where
they go with their families to have
I refreshments. About a dozen of the
most prominent Italian business men
of the city testified to this effect
Sentence was suspended.
Tony Miller was fined $5 and costs
for intoxication and a complaint
against Isaac Susselman for obtain
ing money under false pretences
went over to to-morrow.
Tea j 24c lb.
If you'll Give My Man An
Empty. i
Do you use it ? If not try a
pound.
DIRECT IMPORTING CO.
151 Bank St Up One Flight.
This Is the Season of the Tear for
Canned PisH
of all descriptions. Anything In that
line can be found at our place of
business. We have a very fine Sardine
In Oil at 6c per can, as good as others
sell for 10c; some at 10c and 15c per
can. worth 16c and 20; Mustard
Sardines at 10c per can, Smoked Her
ring, Boneless Herring, Salmon of
any grade, in small or large cans;
Soused Mackerel, 16c and ISc ; Kip
pered Herring, 20c; Lobster, finest
on the market at 26c; Cod Fish of
any description. Try a Can of our
St Charles Evaporated Milk at 9c per
esn. it is sure to please you, aud you
will continue to use It. Canned goods
of any description, quality the finest.
price the lowest; also a large Una of
Prunes at 8c to 15c per lb.
PENN.riDSE.CO.
118 EAST MAIN STBEET.
Baker
PEN MA IN is HI P.
PROFESSOR HOLLEY
rrches every pupil to write a fine rapid,
tis nt:s band, in 1 course of 16 private
tstons. and no failures. All kinds of
' re vork executed in the highest de
trce of art 167 BANK ST K LET.
Wedding Gifts
liau- mum pretty desiens in Cut
t'lasw ami Su-rlins: silver at special j
prices tins month lor rea
ding tiifts.
Wedding Rings
all stylos and biies.
IhE GmFjEWELRf CO.,
22 NORTH MAIS STRUT,
Woodmen of America
Rosedale camp, Xo 9615, held the
largest meeting of the year on last
evening, it being Identification
night and the hall was crowded with
members and visiting Woodmen from
nearbv camps. Nine new applica
tions were favorably acted upon and
two candidates had the short form
ceremonv conferred upon them. The
promotion committee consisting ' of
George S. Husker, B. Mannerirg, Ed
ward Keenan J. Flannery, J. Shus
ter and C. B. Fuller were instructed
to make arrangements for the big
class Initiation to be held in Decem
ber, when it is expected to have at
least 50 candidates. The next meet
ing of the camp will be election
night and it will be a summons one.
In the social session after the cigars
were lit. interesting remarks on the
good of the order were made by Dis
trict Deputy h. B. Koopman of New
Haven. Consul George Buchanan and
Past Consul James Burlingame of
Naugatuck camp. Consul C. B. Fuller,
Walter Burke of Tbompsonville,
Clerk B. Mannerlng. Banker George
S. Husker and other members of the
camp. Cigars and refreshments
were also en'oyed and the meeting
was the best of. the year and has
aroused considerable enthusiasm.
The camp accepted an invitation to
visit Naugatuck camp of Naugatuck
on November 28. and a big delega
tion will visit the sister camp. The
district deputy by special dispensa
tion tonferred "the supreme degree
upon two candidates. - -
Ladies'
Tan Shoes
Lace,
Blucher,
Button.
$2.50.
Better than
ever, ' '
Oue 27c .
Butter,
4 lbs for $1,
Are yon
erf -particular
on
Butter? .
Use our
29c grade, -Z
lbs $1.
We Are Prepared this Week with a
New, Fresh Line of
THANKSGIVING SUPPLIES
At the "Best Cash Prices" for the Consumer.
SUGAR OFFER.
20 lbs Granulated .
Sugar for. $1.00 3 lbs Confec- 3!4 LBS.
With your gro- tlonery or Pow. LOAF SUGAR
eery purchase wm uuvjihy
of 1.50 dered Sugar , pQ
Total ( $2.50 for. ....... 25c f & '
Flour and Pota- "Z5C
toes excepted.
E.J. FINN,
25 Exchange Place.
Next to L Chase's Millinery Store.
DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.
2 pkgs Richelieu Seeded Raisins for 25c (1008 goods)
2 pkgs Good Seeded Raisins for 18c (1907 goods)
2 pkgs Fancy Cleaned Currants for 25c (1908 goods)
2 pkgs Good Cleaned Currants for 20c (1907 goods)
Sultana Seedless Raisins for. 15c lb (1908 goods)
Imported English Walnuts for 18c lb (1908 goods)
Imported French Pecans for 18c lb (1908 goods)
Imported Brazils for 18c lb (1908 goods)
2 lbs New Mixed Nuts for. '. ..... 25c
New Sugared Citron , . ! 8c quarter, 25c pound
New Plain Citron 6c quarter, 20c pound ,
When You Buy a Barrel or Bag of
"WHITE SWAN FLOUR"
You have the- positive guarantee of a "Firm that you know," the
word of a "Salesman that you know," the ' experience of . your
"Neighbors that you know," all to prove to you that it is the great
est of
AMERICAN BREAD FLOURS.
The Introductory price is 80c per bag, $6.35 bbl (with empty bbl)
Why not have the "Queen ot Quality"? It costs no more than
ordinary grades, like Gold Medal, Pillsbury's, Washburn's Best. .If
you are satisfied with these we have them.
Good Bread Flour at .. 73c bag
Our
Astor Coffee
at
25c Pound
Is the greatest Coffee value In
the state. The margin of pro
fit Is small bnt our sales are
Large and ever user is a "New
Advertiser."
"Boy Your Tea at the Model" ! I Get Better Tea There for
3Bc a POUND
than I get from my Tea Man at 60a." That is the talk that sends
as so many new Tea Customers on this grade. We hare It In all
varieties, Ceylon, Gunpowder, Formosa. Oolong. Mixed and English
Breakfast WEDNESDAY'S SPECIALS:
Another lot ot those NaUre Smoked Hams..., ....... .. 19 Me lb
Round Steak... .. ... tic
Fresh Shoulders 8c to lOe
N. B. 5,000 Young Turkeys! are In training for yon, being care
fully fed and fattened for oar "Thanksgiving Customers" on our
Plymouth and Watertown Farms.
THE STORE OF 0UALITY AND CASH PRICES
0 TEtZTHOra 837.. ' 6S. 70. 78 IA8T HATS ST
Established 1840
WaterburVs Oldest and Moit Comnlete Outfitters to Men tnd Boyi.
Hieh Clan Tailoring. RiehtlvMade Clotbinc . '
Fnraiihingf. Hati and Shoes. ' .
it
if
Mui m VBHBBSl
lepynf II. WW.
by L. ADt.CS,
BROS. CU.
TOPCOATS ..
Light colors for young men and
men who refuse to grow old, make a
very nobby coat, our stock Is new
this season and has all the kinks
that appeal to men who want the
latest In color and cut, prices $15,
S18, S 30, $, f 25, $28, .M.
We carry a full line of the more
quiet overcoats for conservative men,
fly' front, 46 Inches long, black and
gray, $10 to $50.
RAIX-COAT8, cut long are good
for, evening wear as well as for rain
or shine, $15 to $28.
REEFERS, for men who want to
protect their body and do not want
a coat that is in the way, these reef
ers are made with ulster collar, wool
lined, sell for $8.50 are great values.
J. B. Mullings
& Son,
Bank and South Main Street.
Street to Street. Waterbury, Conn.
WE TRUST YOU
The election is over. Let's forget our elatioi or dejection over the re
sult. Restoration of confident should now be the dominant thought
Let's a'l pull together, let each of uj show in a practical way that we
have confidence in ourcointry's future and confidence in the proverbial
honesty of its people. . '
Just Drop in and See Out Lines of
FURNITURE, CARPETS. CROCKERY, STOVES, RANGES,
- LAMPS, PICTURES, ETC.
EVERYTHING NEEDED TO FURNISH YOUR HOME COMPLETE.
CASH OR CREDIT.
BOSTON FURNITURE CO.,
' South Main, Scovill and Brook Streets.
Oldest and Largest House Furnish ing Establishment in Waterbury. t
.
MANUFACTURERS MENTION'
We carry an extremely large stock
of American Steel Pulleys in all
sizes. Our line of Mill Supplies is
complete. Telephone 360 . for best
service. . - '
HOTCRKISS d TEMPLETON.
; INC.;
85 South Main St. 34-46 Brook St.
EVERYTHING FOR
THE HUNTER
Guns, Rifles, Ammunition,
Goats, Pants, Hats, :
Vests and Belts.
Everything in Sporting Goods
::.-:'- AT
I The D. B. WILSON Co.
J 13. 15. 17. EAST MATS ST.
Miss Loretto C Mahoney
Graduate of Notre Dame Convent, ;
TEACHER OF PIANO"
Certificated Pupil and Assistant of
PROF. JULIUS B AIER
Will Resume Teaching Sept 10.
STUDIO 256 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Telephone 671.
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Clock and Watch
Repairing
' at short notice.
All work guaranteed.
, Prices reasonable.
F P. BECTON,
25 East Main St
With J. H Deverain ft Co.
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Wednesday
SSIBiiii
Flour per Sack
3 lbs. Ginger Snaps
3 lbs Fruit Cookies j
3Cans.Com
Mixed Tea, per lb.
4 lbs. Rice
4lbs. New Prunes
Smoked Shoulders per lb.
Fresh Shoulders pr lb.
Pork Loins (strips) per lb.
Round Steak per lb.
Loin Steak per lb.
75c
25c
25c
25c
20c
25c
25c
9c
9c
lie
14c
16c
Frank Kfely, Mgr.
KEEP THE
9 t
YOUNGSTERS
FEET WARM
and you will
SAVE
DOCTORS BILLS
Keep their feet in good warm shoes,
with Arctics (2 Buckle kind best)
over them when out doors. For tho
houBe don't let them trot about these
cold mornings in bars feet. Get 4
pair of . ,
FELT SUPPERS
They don't cost much. 40c and SOa
up to l. .They may save II (only ,
one visit from the M. D.)
DODGE
14-11 S. ItAJN.
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