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WATERBUIIY EVENING DEMOCRAT. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1908.
GRIEVE, B1SSET, & HOLLAND
J8.40 Batik Street. Tel B83
Waterbury's Busy Corner Store. v
AGENTS FOR THE It. It. DYERS AND CLEAVERS, fs
' LADIES' HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS TREE.
Thanksgiving Sale
of Linens.
Special saving opportunities in the choicest of both foreign and
Domestic Linens for ONE WEEK
Commencing Wednesday Morning and Con
tinuing Until Thanksgiving Eve.
We make pi kes specially attractive,' and this, with our splendid i assort,
nirnt of the West of linen Roods carefully selected and now brought
forward a the store's chief attraction will make a substantial way of
pressi..K oi- thankfulness and appreciation for the patronage of our
customers during the past year.
Note these prices and compare the good with what you U buy else-
where and we jruaranteo you a nu
60 INCH BLEACHED DAMASK.
Good patterns, our regular 29c
grade, special price 21c yd
60 INCH EXTRA HEAVY
CREAM DAMASK.
All pure linen, regular price 59c,
special price ....
AO 1XCH BLEACHED DAMASK.
AH pure linen, new patterns, our
55c grade, special price. . . 43c yd
70 INCH FIXE
BLEACHED DAMASK.
All new desigus, guranteed all
pure linen, our regular S9c
grade, special price 73c yd
Napkins to match this Damask,
regular price $2.25 a dozen,
-pecial price $1.98 dozen
72 I.VCH BLEACHED
DOUBLE DAMASK.
All pure linen, our regular $1.23
grade, special 98c yd
s BLEACHED NAPKINS.
Out regular $2.25 a dozen grade,
special price $1.8 dozen
DR. BEADLE,
DENTIST.
Room 41 Buckingham Building. Open Evenings.
Five Strong Reasons for Fall
PAINTING.
1. In the fall, the surface is thoroughly dry. During the spring a
wface which needs repainting is sure to contain moisture and damp
ness or frost, and it cannot be successfuUy painted until it has thoroughly
dried out.
2. When tile wood is dry, it absorbs more of the paint. The paint
penetrates deeper into the wood, therefore gets a firmer hold on it, giv
ing the paint coating greater tenacity or holding qualities.
3. Paint cannot be applied as successfully in damp, clondy or un.
settled weather as in warm, sunny weather, in the fall the weather is
more settled and uniform and is warmer, therefore it is an excellent time
for painting.
4. A house needs its protecting coat of paint mor in the winter
months than at any other time. A house in need of repainting should
never be allowed to go over the winter without this protection.
5. It is easier to keep moisture and dampness out by applying a
coat of paint when the surface is dry, than it is to get moisture or damp
ness out of the wood when you want to apply paint.
MORAL See WOODRUFF now and be sure of best results.
George H. Woodruff
145 BANK STREET.
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Are You Going to Buy House
Furnishing Goods?
If so, it will pay you to visit our store, inspect our goods, get
our prices, and then you will know why we are doing the busi
ness. Our connection with one of the largest Furniture and
Carpet houses in this country makes it possible for us to sell
goods at prices that will amaze you. This assertion will be
proven with the facts before your own eyes by a visit to our
mammoth warerooms. Come in and see the possibilities of saving
money in buying from us. Everything guaranteed or money re
funded. No trouble to show goods whether you purchase or
,not. Courteous salesmen to wait upon you when you call. Come
in and be made happy.
THE BIG STORE WITH THE LITTLE PRICES.
Benson Furniture Co. Inc.
188-190 South Main, 38-40 Grand Street
COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS
Two Entrances. From Street to Street.
Waterbury, Connecticut
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DEPORTED MENCKEN LARGEB
BEER.
Viae Variety of Delicatessen Lunch
at AH Hours.
LRESCHER & KEIL
16 and 18 Harrison Art,
jur m- ..w.
U RI.KACHED NAPKINS.
All good designs, our regular
$1.59 grade, special price ...
$1.33 dozen
18 INCH ALL L1XEX
BLEACHED CRASH TOWELING.
Regular price 12 Vic, special price
10c yd
ALL MX EN CHECKED
GLASS TOWELING.
Regular price 12V4C special price
10tc
ALL LINEN TRW" CLOTHS.
New patterns, regular price 25c,
special price 21c each
36 INCH SQUARE DAMASK
LUNCH CLOTHS.
All linen, our regular $1.50 grade,
special price $1.19 each
FRINGED DOYLIES.
Fine quality, our regular $1.59 a
dozen grade, special price ....
$1.25 dozen
DURING THIS SPECIAL LINEN
SALE all our stock of Cloths and
Napkins will be reduced from regu
lar prices.
3e & Zr m2f -
RECOMMENDED BY PHYSICIANS
for Kidney, Liver and Stomach
Trouble.
BUTTERMILK
By the quart, glass or gallon at .
J. . WAITS' CAFE, South. Main St.
NAl'GATUCK NUGGETS-
Boys' Knickerbocker suits $1.97 to
18.60 at I'psou, Singleton t Cos.
At 7:30 this evening there will
le a meeting of the Prlsclila circle
in the parish house.
Ml&i Ssrah Young and Mrs T. R.
Young of New Haven are visiting at
the Hopkins' homestead for a few
days
Mrs George Sullivan of New Haven
who has been spending the past few
dayi with friends on Church street
has returned home.
A musical Bervlce will be held In
the Congregational church on the
first Sunday ki December. Organist
Harry Ludlow Cooke is making ar
rangements for the same.
The Women's Missionary society
will meet In the parish house Thurs
day afternoon at 4 o'clock. Reports
will be given Of the recent meeting of
the woman a board in Hartford.
Rev J. O'R. Sheridan, who is in
Chicago, where he recently under
went an operation, has greatly im
poved during the past week and the
reports received from him are very
favorable.
The annual meeting of the Young
Men's Christian association will be
held In the association rooms this
evening at 8 o'clock. All senior
members of the organization are re
quested to attend the meeting.
Tax Collector J. P. Hogan has sent
out bills to property owners who
have not paid their assessment for
sprinkling in 1907. Liens will be
placed against the property of all
who do not pay the assessment on
or before December 15.
Supreme Organizer John W. Cruett
of Baltimore, Md will deliver the ad
dress at the open meettlg and ladles'
reception to be given by Naugatuck
conclave, Improved Order of Hepta
sophs, in Pythian hall this evening.
Galipeau's orchestra will furnish
music for concert and dancing and
refreshments will be served. A large
number of Invitations have beeen
Issued.
The hearing before State Railroad
Commissioners Gates, Kyler and Sey
mour on the application of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford Rail
road company for permission to lay
a side track on South Main street
just south of Maple street came to a
sudden and unexpected close yester
day afternoon in the boorugh court
room, when Attorney Spock, who
appeared for the railroad company
announced that In view of the fact
that the width of the street between
the curb and the track was less than
the eight feet required by law he
would withdraw the petition. He
gave notice, however, that the com
pany must have a turnout and that
it would keen at It. notwithstanding
the objection on the part of the
public to the turnout in the pro
posed location.
waterTown jottings
Frank McLean has returned from
New York.
The condition of Eldridge Scott is
somewhat improved.
Mr Stnvvesant. who resides in the
Greenville district, Is on the sick
list.
Several deer have been seen recent
ly in the vicinity of Lake Winne
maug. A laree attendance is expected at
Sr. John's church fair which opens
in the town hall this evening.
The Taft football season closed
Saturday when the Westminster
team defeated Taft by the score or
12 to 0 .
n V Maeee and A. H. Scovllle.
the rival candidates for representa
tive, have filed their expense ac
count with Town Clerk Bucking
ham. R. V. Magee was the success
ful candidate ana spent fi. Mi bco
ville's expenses were $9.57.
TAFT BACK TO HOT SPRINGS.
President Elect Says He Will Leave
Cincinnati Tonight.
Cincinnati, Nov. 17. "My Tislt to
Cincinnati is a matter of personal and
family business. It has no relation to
politics in any manner, but. is of such
a nature that no public interest at
taches which makes it Inexpedient for
me to discuss it in detail.
"I shall return to Hot Springs on
the train, which leaves this city at
9:10 o'clock tonight."
This positive information from Mr.
Taft reduces in value the political
speculation on the effect of his sudden
visit to this city. It had been con
jectured that he had come to induce
his brother Charles to withdraw from
the senatorial race by offering him a
diplomatic position.
Mr. Taft suddenly changed his plans
at the White House and came to Cin
cinnati instead of going to Hot
Springs, where he had intended to go.
DUKE IN SH0NTS FAMILY.
Infant Son Appear, at Heme of Duch
ess d. Chauln.t.
New York. Nov. 17. Theodore P.
Shonts. president of the Interboro
Trsrtion company, has become grand
father to a duke.
A cablegram informs him, that a
baby boy has appeared at the home in
Paris of his daughter, the Duchess de
Chaulnes. formerly Theodora Shonts.
Mr. Shonts' grandson succeeds to
the title of his father, the Duke de
Chaulnes, whose mysterious death last
spring was one of the greatest mys
teries tbe French capital had had in
years.
Miss Shonts was married to the
duke Feb. 25 last at the home of bet
father in this city. The duke died in
April In Paris.
TEN' KILLED BY CYCLONE.
8 tor fr. Sweep. Cape Col.ny, Doing $1,
000,000 Damage.
Port Elizabeth. Cape Colony, Nov. 17.
A terrific cyclone has swept Cape
Colony and caused a heavy overflow
Cf Basket river.
Five bridges were destroyed and s
large amount of property was swept
to sea. Ten lives were lost, and the
damage amounts to more than $1,000-909.
Men't
Suits
In all the latest
shades, St one
Smoke, Brown and
Black, up to date in
every particular.
LOWEST
PRICES.
53 and 55
Center Street,
Waterbury,
Conn.
COUNTESS LOUISE ELOPES.
Intim.t. Friend ef Count Szech.nyi
Her Companion.
I Vienna, Nov. 17, Couatess Marie
Louise, the beautiful twenty-year-old
daughter of Count Harnencourt, has
eloped from Budapest with Count An
top Sigray, a close friend of Count
Szechenyl, at whose wedding be was
present.
Two years ago Count Sigray sought
marriage with the Countess Marie, but
was refused by the girl's father.
Shortly afterward he fought a duel
with the girl's brother, Count Felix
Harnoncourt.
Sigray enlisted the services of a
friend, who obtained the post of tutor
to the young countess and arranged
the elopement.
EYE GLASSES
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 men wnat: uur
prices are the lowest for the right
glasses.
We are permanently located in
Waterbury.
The Best Optica! Co.,
18 Abbott Ave. Waterburv. Conn.
Never Falls to Restore
Gray Hair to Its Nature
Color and Beauty.
No matter how long it has been gra?
orfaded. Promotes a luxuriant growil
of healthy hair. Stops its falling out
and positively removes Dan
draff. Keeps hair soft and glossy. Kc
fuse all substitutes. 2 times as nun
in $100 as SOc. aite. la Not Dye.
Stand Me. bottles, at draggHf:
Send ktarfna book "Tbf Cans th. Hair."
Pbi). Baj Spec Cat. Kwark, n. J.
Hay's Hatflna SoapcmaPiapv,
it. TTwrk a. emn4 ha. aU kio dii
gZlfc ta "The Cars efU.
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Men's
Overcoats
$15, $18, $25
We especially want you to see our coats at
these prices. You will then agree with us
that there isn't another collection to be com
pared with ours. There is such a great
variety of styles, and so many new effects,
all practical and the prices reasonable, that
we are bound to satisfy you. AH on credit,
$1.00 a week. '
Women's
Coats.
Complete and extensive assortment of
Women's Cloaks characterizing the season's
latest models, semi-fitting, tight-fitting and
Directoire, strictly plain and tailored effects,
braid and button trimmed, satin lined through
out. - Such a large variety to select from you
will have no difficulty in getting suited. All
sold on credit at $1.00 a week.
OPEN WEDNESDAY AND
Get a new Set of Teeth or have
the old ones renairen so vou can en
iov vour Thankstrivine 1 dinner.
Prices rieht for all kinds of nlate
work. Have that achine tooth out
or filled, and Btoo worrvine vourself
and tout f amilv. No matter how
nervous, vou can tret the best of treat
ment and rracticallv Painless Den
tistrv. Consult us in all cases for
sound nractical advice. Don't foreet
the name.
Best Dental Co.,
and the place, over Manufacturers
' Bank. -
65 Bank St.
IDEAL AUTUMN OUTING
A Few Days of Rest Can Be Spent in .
A SHORT SEA TRIP
OLD POINT!
COMFORT
Via
OLD DOMINION LINE
Including accommodations at j
HOTEL CHAMBERLIN
COVERING ENTIRE EXPENSE.
4
DAYS' OUTING, Including A
transportation and
hotel XI f
accommodation.
UN
5
DAYS' OUTING, including
$20
transportation and hotel
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accommodation.
Tmm Kni York everv dav excent'
Sunday at S p. m., arriving Old Poind
Comfort following morning. Return,
leave Norfolk daily except Sunday at T
p. m., arriving in New ork about 3:S0j
p. m. Tickets and stateroom reserva
tion, Pier 26 North River, New York.
W.LWoodrtw, J. J. Browa.
Traffic Mr. Gen'. Pass. Aft.
Caenl Offices, SI Beach St, N, Y.
1 our lonog Bomtr every ' a ay
that your teneaeat le vacant VM
Of Democrat Sad tenant S daft tot
SATURDAY EVENINGS
.
flary Had
A Little Lamb
But it's fleece didn't compare with
the whiteness of your linen aa we
deliver it. , . . .
Were Mary living, she would have
had us wash her lamb.
But Mary is dead; so is her lamb.
If you are alive you want the best
work. Here's a pointer ,
Let Us Do Your Washing.
The Home Steam Laundry
277 Bank Street.
Tel 153-2
THE DEMOCRAT A
3 DAYS FOR 25 CTS
FOR SATURDAY
LENOX, LM, LENOX,
SOAP
3c Cake, 3c Cake, . 3c Cake
ALU SPECIAL. FOR CASH.
1 i . i nin 1 1 ' 1 1 i i i i mmammmwmmmmm
The Whil-Simmons Co.,
Phone 710. ' Wholesale and ReUU.
Furs
We sell only such
furs as we can guar
anteeto give abso
lute satisfaction.
LOWEST
PRICES.
I y ? 1 '
fin 01 W.'
53 and 55
Center Street,
' Waterburyr
Conn.
DISPOSAL
NOW GOING ON.
Strenuous Times Did it.
Forced Conditions
The Cause Of It,
EVERYTHING IN
--At A-
SACRIFICE
91 South Main Street.
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' AIID CHIHG RESULTJ
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