Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume], November 18, 1908, Page 12, Image 12

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.WATERBUItY EVENING DEMOCRAT. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1908.
THE ARMY AND
NAVY JOURNAL
ayi ordinarily one cannot spo how
the military power of a nation could
depend upon buttcrnilllt, but Investi
gallons Into the deterioration In the
physical development of the popula
tion In certain parts of Germany are
expected to how that it la duo to the
lessoned consumption of buttermilk.
Lately the candidates for the army
show an Inexplicable falling off phys
ically but which were formerly nuo
specimens of manhood. Inquiries
show the 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 Innutritions substi
tutes. The American Journal of
Medical Association says Switzerland
is getting into the 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 nt 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.
Piano Tuning
Have your piano tuned. Our
tuners are thoroughly reliable,
competent men, and wo guar
antee satisfaction. We do ac
tion repairing, regulating and
ase polishing. Prices reason
ble. 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.
KELLY. lit Bate
PENMANSHIP.
PROFESSOR HOLLEY
Inches every pupil to write a fine rapid,
business hand, in course of 16 private
lessons, and no failures. All kinds of
tea work executed in the highest de
ireeof art. 167 BANK STKEET.
Wedding Gifts
V have some pretty designs in Cut
lilass and Sterling Silver at special
prices this month for Wed
ding (.lifts.
Wedding Rings
all styles and sizes.
IKE GAFFNEY JEWELRY CO.,
' 22 KQ2.IH XAOT S7UE?
MEIIU08 TO-HIQSL
Boya cl ub.
Amity Castle, K. G. E.
Toantlck, No 22 Vs. Haymakers
Association.
CITY NEWS.
, Handsome rain coats f 15 at Up
son. Singleton & Co's.
The board of finance will meet to
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock, when
the heads of the several departments
and others will bo heard on the esti
mates. Stop, look, read! We 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.
A crowd of men numbering close
to 300 was stationed at the gates of
tbe Scovill Manufacturing Co Mon
day noon and night In the hopes of
receiving employment. They had
heard a night gang was to go to work
that evening.
H. M. Warner has been engaged as
tenor soloist for the Second Congre
gational church, succeeding Walter
Hayden, who has been there for sev
eral months. Mr Warner is at pres
ent a member of the First Baptist
church choir.
John Ellsworth Owsley, Yale '05,
whose home is in Chicago, but who
was employed in this city for a cou
ple of years after receiving his de
gree, was married yesterday after
noon to Miss Helen Hall, daughter
of Mrs John Hall of New Haven. Th-j
ceremony was performed at the Cen
ter church.
Willis M. Tate, son of F. W. Tate
of the Miller & Peck Co, has been
chosen chairman of the Washington
birthday banquet committee of YVes
leyan university. The committee has
charge of the annual banquet, which
Is attended yearly by about 450 stu
dents and alumni. Mr Tate is also
a member of the auditing commit
tee and a D. K. E. man.
Any former student of the Crosby
high school would receive a surprise
if he should enter the building and
visit assembly hall, or rather what
was once assembly hall. The sur
prise would not be agreeable, to say
the least. There is only a small por
tion, of the hall itself remaining, tho
greater portion of it having been di
vided into two class rooms. There
are a couple of hundred seats still
left in the front part of the hall, but
they surely look lonesome. True the
big partition could be taken dow.i
again when the school Is enlarged
and the seats and desks removed, but
it is not probable that this will De
done. If the attendance continues
to increase and no addition is built,
the junior and senior classes will
have to hold their entertainments in
the cellar in a year or two.
Rents
Large store, 9-11 Grand street;
corner South Main and Grand
Grand streets, 7 rooms, five of them
front rooms;
three rooms.
96 Fairyiew street,
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. WATERBURY.
Tea 24c lb.
Do you use it ? If not try
pound.
DIRECT IMPORTING CO.
151 Bank St Tp One Flight.
Ladies'
Tan Shoes
Lace,
Blucher,
Button.
$2.50.
E. J. FINN,
25 Exchange Place.
Next to L Chase's Millinery Store.
Thanksgiving
Millinery
OX OUR OOlTiTERS 1 THK
TRIMMED HAT DEPARTMENT
WK AIJK SHOWING EVERY
8HAPB LV VARIOUS STYLES OF
TRIMMING AXI AT PRICES THAT
ARE ALL, RIGHT.
CHASE & SON,
TneMiller&PeckCo
Special Prices for Wednesday
Nigni.
AT $4.98 Ladies' long cloth coats,
yoke lined, were $"
AT $6.98 Ladies' cravenette rain
coats, were $9.
AT $1.98 Ladies skirts, made of
Panama, satin trimmed, were $3.
AT $1.49 Ladies net waists, silk
lined, were $2.
AT 98c Ladies waists, made of
nuns' veiling, embroidered front
value $1.25.
AT 59c Ladies house wrappers,
were 75c. 1
AT 25c Ladies knit wool gloves,
black, white and colors, were 50c.
AT 10c Playing cards, were 15c.
AT 25c 6 inch warp print ribbons,
from 35c.
AT 19c Note papers, from 25c.
AT 4 -Tic Best calicoes, from 6c.
AT 15c 9-4 embroidered sheeting,
from 19c.
AT 19c Women's ribbed vests and
pants, from 25c.
AT 17c Boys and children's fleeced
lined and white merino underwear
from 25c.
AT 13c 2 for 25c, Boys heavy
weight black hose, from 15c.
AT 39c Men's outing flannel night
shirts, from 49c. .
AT 69c Ladies outing flannel night
gowns, were 79c.
AT 49c Ladies flannelette kimonas,
were 59c.
AT $1.98 Children's curley bear
skin coats, were $2.69.
AT 15c pair Sash curtains, made
with ruffle, from 25c.
AT $1.59 Smyrna rugs, 30x60 in.
from $1.98.
AT $1.98 Extra large canvas horse
covers, from $2.39.
AT 20c Mounted opaque window
shades, from 25c.
AT 39c Formosa Oolong tea, from
50c.
Better than
ever,
Our 27c
Batter,
4 lbs tor $1.
Model iailet Co.
We Are Prepared
New, Fresh
THANKSGIVING SUPPLIES
At the "Best Cash Prices" for the Consumer.
SUGAR OFFER.
20 lbs Granulated
Sugar for. $1.00
With your gro
cery purchase
of 1.30
Total $2.50
Flour and Pota
toes excepted.
3V4 lbs Confec
tionery or Pow
dered Sugar
for
DRIED FRUITS
2 pkgs Richelieu Seeded Raisins for
2 pkgs Good Seeded Raisins for
2 pkgs Fancy Cleaned Currants for
2 pkgs Good Cleaned Currants for
Sultana Seedless Raisins for
Imported English Walnuts for
Imported French Pecans for
Imported Brazils for
2 lbs New Mixed Xuts for
New Sugared Citron
New Plain Citron
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 la 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 734. Wg
THE STORE OF QUALITY AND CASH PRICES
TELEPHONE 937.
Tuii it the Season of the Tear for
Canned Pish
of all descriptions. Anything la that
Una can be found at our place of
business. We hav a very One Sardins
In Oil at 6c per caa, as good as others
ell for 10c; some at 10c and 16c per
ean, worth 15c and 20; Mustard
Sardines at 10c per can. Smoked Her
ring, Boneless Herring, Salmon of
any grade, in small or large can;
Soused Mackerel, 16c and 18c ; Kfp
pered Herring, 10c: Lobster, finest
on tbe market at 26c; Cod Fish ot
any description. Try a Can of our
Bt Charles Evaporated Milk at 9c per
can. ft Is sura to pleas you. and you
will continue to us it Canned goods
of any description, quality tbe finest,
pries tbe lowest; also a large Una of
Prunes at 8c to lSe per lb.
PENN.nDSE.CO.
118 EAST MAIN STREET.
FOR GOOD 5HAVINQ
A'D BITS CCTTINO
GATTER & HODSOlf'S New Shop
ii WEST UA1M VXftUT,
BUYING A
RAZOR
is like getting married something
of a lottery, and in both cases success
or failure depends largely upon tbe
temper. Ours are fully guaranteed,
Koch's Celebrated Faultless
..Br??. I $1.50 to $3.00
tteneaeis Hest in the World
"$1.80 to $4.00
Star Safety Sets. . , . .$1,50 to $20.00
Ever Ready Safety, 12 Blades. .$1,00
Gillette Safety Razor Seta
v-. $5.00 to $30.00
Glad to Serve You.
Hamilton Hardware Corp.
00-04 Rank St.
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Manufacturers
National Bank
General Banking,
American Express Orders,
Safe Deposit Boxes,
Foreign Drafts.
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The Child-Heron
Law Corporation
Credit Ratings, Accounts Collected.
79 North Main Street, Waterbury,
152 Chape!, 136 Fairfield,
New Haveo. Bridgeport
HARTFORD, 004 MAIN ST.
Bonds & Stocks
Local investments a specialty.
HOLMES & BULL
Successors to
C. L. HOLMES & CO.
Holmes Bnildinz Grand Street
THE KINGSBURY
150 Rooms, with Bath, $1.00.
40 Large Rooms, with Bath, $1.50.
Central Location
Modern Improvements.
JAMES F. WILLIAMS,
Manager,
Center Street, Waterbury, Conn.
Are you
very
particular on
Butter?
Use our
29c grade,
3 lbs $1.
this Week with a
Line of
y2 LBS.
LOAF SUGAR
FOR
25c
25c
AND NUTS.
. . 25c (1908 goods)
iHc (1907 goods)
25c (1908 goods)
20c (1907 goods)
me lb (1908 goods)
18c lb (1908 goods)
18c lb (1908 goods)
18c lb (1908 goods)
5c
c quarter, 25c pound
6c quarter, 20c pound
68. 70. 72 EAST MAIN ST.
OSTEOPATHY
This modern and druglesa treat
ment, administered by Dr Jerome D.
Wirt, a graduate of the A. T. Still
school of Osteopathy, at Kirksvllle,
Mo. If you are a chronic aufferer it
win pay you to Investigate this new
treatment. Location Suite S3 Buck
ingham building. 'Phone 2010. Con
sultation free. Office hours 9 to 11,
and 1 to 5:30. Evenings 7:30 to
8:30. Licensed by State Board of
Health.
IMPORTED MUNCHES LAMER
BEES,
Fine Variety of Delicatessen Lunch
at All Hour.
D RESCUES ft EMI.,
16 and 18 Hirrisoa Are.
RECOMMENDED BT PHYSICIANS
tor Kidney, Liver aad Stomach
Trouble. ' i
BDnElMIIX
By the Quart, glaae or fatten at
J. S. WATTS' CAPE. Sent Kail ft
is a good time to buy articles that .you will need this winter, from
warm topcoats and winter suits to gloves or shoes.
Our stock in every department is complete and we know that we
can save you money and make you a regular customer if we sell you
our Rightly-made goods. We are very careful to secure the best
that can be had for the price we retail the article; for instance, if you
need a derby and do not care to pay over $3 for it, we will sell you
a Knapp-felt, the best derby in the world for $3. If you wish the
finest that can be made we show you the "Knapp-felt De Luxe"; at $6.
If you want a "soft hat, we have J. B. Stetson & Go's from $2.50
to $6. Every honest hatter will tell you that there are no better soft
hats made than Stetson's. Take it in furnishing goods, if you need
collars we carry a full
There are no better
collars; they make
collar that they name
the"Red-man, "they
are just -as exact in
size and keep there
shape as well as their
25c quality, are made
on the same patterns,
and sell for 15 c, two
for a quarter1, the best
two for a quarter col
lar that you can buy.
Underwear from nat
ural wool 50c and Si
to the finest made, Dr
Jaeger's at list prices.
In gloves, we carry a
street . glove, English
fitting, outseam, will
stand hard service,
$1.25 lighter weight
and finer stock, spear
back, $1.50 Dent,
Allcroft & Co's made
in England and Fisk,
Clark & Flaggs glove
made in America, $2,
handsewn $2.50. In
shoes we sell the
"Walk-over" best
shoes that. $3.50, $4
or $5 will buy. So
you can go through
our stock and rely on
every article being as
good or better than
you will find elsewhere.
lrv it and be con
vinced.
J.B.
Muilings
& Son.
Street to Street
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line of Earl & Wilson's 25c. 6 for $1.38.
WE TRUST YOU
ine election is over. Let s loreet
sult. Restoration of confidence should now be the dominant thought.
Let s a!l pull together. Let each of us show in a practical way that we
have confidence in our country's future and confidence in the proverbial
honesty of its people.
Just Drop in and See Our 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.
Miss Lorelto 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.
Clock and Watch
Repairing
at short notice.
All work guaranteed
Prices reasonable.
F. P. BECTON,
25 East Main St.
With J. U Devenux & Co.
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SSIBiiii
Flour per Sack
3 lbs. Ginger Snaps
3 lbs. Fruit Cookies
3 Cans Corn .
Mixed Tea, per lb.
4 lbs. Rice
41bs. New Prunes
Smoked Shoulders per lb.
Fresh Shoulders per 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 Kidy, Mgr.
Pill;
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our elation or dejection over the re
EVERYTHING FOR
THE, HUNTER
Guns, Rifles, Ammunition,
Coats, Pants, Hits,
- Vests and Belts, v
Everything in Sporting Goods
AT
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13. 15. 17. EAST MAIN ST.
When you need Iron Fencing,
let us tell you about the
"STEWART." The
price is reaonable,
get the best
HQTCHKISS 4 TEMPLETOSr
INC. v
85 Sonth Main St. 34-46 Brook St.
KEEP THE
YOUNGSTERS
FEET WARM
and yon will
SAVE
DOCTORSBILLS
Keep their feet In good warm shoe,
with Arctics (2 Buckle kind ben
orer them when ont doors. For the
house don't let them trot about thesa
cold mornings in bare feet. Get a
pair of .
FELT SLIPPERS
They don't cost much. 40c and 10c
up to II. They may sare $2 (oal
one visit from the M. D.)
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