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WATERBUItY EVENING DEMOCRAT. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1908.
GRIEVE, BISSET, & HOLLAND
J8-40 Bank Street. Tel S83
Waterbury's Busy Corner Store.
AGENTS FOR THE It. & It. DYERS AND CLEANERS.
1 LADIES' HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS FREE1
10-
IS
.!. rciul throiiirh this lint of ne
d way down from tlu'ir regular prl
Bargain Iny. Among thorn you no
you've boon contemplating buying a
substantial savings.
40 in. WHITE APRON LAWNS
Regular 21c quality, Bargain Day
12Wc a yard
THE "MAISH" LAMINATED COT
TON IMWX COMFORTS
Covered with good quality silko
lin0 in attractive designs, size
72x81. regular price $2.59, Bar-
gain Day $2.33 oath
OUTING FLANNELS
Neat stripped effects, regular 9c
quality, Bargain Day 94c a yard
FIGURED TWILL PRINTS
For draperies, coverings? etc, reg
ular price 8c, Bargain Day 64
a yard
ALL WOOL TARTAN CHEVIOT.
CHECKS
Regular price $1.25, Bargain Day
92c a yard
OV ERCOAT LINING
64 inches wide, regular price 59c
a yard. Bargain Day . . 42c a yard
BLACK TAFFETA SILK
Our regular 75c grade, Bargain
Day 5c a yard
HAIR COVERED WIRE HAIR
ROLLS
Regular price 50c, Bargain Day 25c
ELASTIC BELLTS
With fancy buckles, regular price
50c Bargain Day 25c
ASBESTOS HOLDERS
Bargain Day 2 for 5c
KOc PILLOW TOPS
To embroider, Bargain Day 20c-
each
WOMEN'S WOOL VESTS AND
PANTS
Flat goods in white or grey, reg
ular price 75c, Bargain Day
' . '. 59c each
WOMEN'S BLACK LISLE HOSE
Full fashioned embroidery instep,
regular price 49c, Bargain Day
' 35c a pair
MORROW
MECHANICAL DRAWING, LAND SURVEYING,
RAILWAY AND COMMERCIAL TELEGRAPHY
taught by L. S. Thompson, M. A. Ph D., Lewis McLouth, M. A. Ph D.,
and Katherine Jf oiey,
ONE TUITION PAYS FOR ALL THE COURSES WE TEACH.
Attend where you can get the most and best for your money. All Day,
Half Day and Evening Sessions. Begin now.
BUCKINGHAM BUILDING, U1 Grand Street.
TAKE ELEVATOR.
IFQJIRS
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 fine furs. Come
now and make your selection and get a full season's wear.
EVERYTHING IN FURS FOR MAN. WOMAN AND CHILD. "IF
IT'S MADE OF FUR WE HAVE IT.
L. TRUDELL,
THE LEADING FURRIER OF WATERS URY.
150 GRAND ST., Opp. Post Office
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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
4 Two Entrances.
' Waterbury,
BARGAIN
w seasonable goods which arc mark
ce to tempt you here on our weokly
doubt will find several things which
nd by coming to-morrow you'll make
WOMEN'S ELBOW LENGTH KTO
GLOVES
In black or tan, regular price
$2.75, Bargain Day $2.20 a pair
45 in. ALLOY ER FANCY FIGURED
NETS
In white, cream and ecru, regular
price 75c. Bargain Day 35c a yard
WOMEN'S ALL LINEN CROSSBAR
HANDKERCHIEFS
Regular price 12 C Bargain Day
8c each
MEN'S PLAIN BLACK TWILL
WORK SHIRTS
Regular 50c quality, Bargain Day
39c ach
MEN'S WOOL MIXED HALF-HOSE
In camel hair, natural wool, ox
ford grey and black, regular
price 12c. Bargain Day 10c a pr.
ROMAN STRIPE COUCH COVERS
50 inch wide, 3 yards long, reg
ular price $1, Bargain Day 75c
each
SCOTCH NOTTINGHAM LACE
CURTAINS
3 yards long, 54 inches wide, sev
eral patterns, regular price $2,
Bargain Da? $1.23 a pair
WOMEN'S 2 PIECE HOUSE
DRESSES
Very pretty styles in blue and
grey, regular price $1.50, Bar
gain Day 98c
CHILDREN'S DRESSES
In plain and checked worsted,
regular price, $3.60 to $5, sizes
6 to 14 years, Bargain Day
$1.8 and $2.98
WOMEN'S BLOUSE GOLF VESTS
In white, grey and cardinal, regu
lar Drice $1. Bareain Day . . . .79c
WOMEN'S BLACK HEATHER-
BLOOM SKIRTS
Odd sizes, regular $2.50, $2.98
and $3.98 grades, Bargain Day
$1.98 each
an expert, leiegrapuer, at
From Street to Street.
Connecticut
in
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS
Arrangements have been complet
ed for the dance to Be given next
Saturday night at Red Men's hall by
the Red Men's hall association.
A meeting of the Women's Mis
sionary society of the Congregation
al church will be held In the parish
house to-morrow afternoon at 4
o'clock.
At a meeting of clergymen of the
Episcopal church held in New Ha
ven Monday an address was deliver
ed by the Rev W. H. Garth, rector of
St Michael's church of this borough.
Mrs Sarah S. Caldwell, widow of
the late Perry Cadwell, died at her
home in Mlddlebury Monday aged
78 years. The funeral was held this
arternoon at 1:3 0 at her late resi
dence. The interment was in Hill
side cemetery in Naugatuck.
WATERT0WN JOTTINGS
Mr and Mrs J. L. Marden are the
guests of the Rev and Mrs M. War
den of Cutler street.
The Watertown football team will
go to Waterbury Sunday 'j oppose
the Brownies of that city.
The St John's fair opened last
night in the town hall and will con
tinue until the evening ot November
24.
There will be a large number
from here attend the Yale-Harvard
footoball game at New Haven Satur
day. The members of the Junior league
held a meeting in their rooms in the
Methodist church yesterday after
noon. William G. French continues on
the sick list and it, is doubtful if he
will be able to take his annual trip
to Florida this winter.
All arrangements are completed
for the fourteenth annual ball of the
Watertown fire department which
occurs on Thanksgiving eve. A large
number of tickets have been disposed
of already and a large, crowd is ex
pected. The wedding of Frank B. Hiekox
and Miss Elizabeth May Atwood
took place at the Methodist church
yesterday afternoon .the Rev Wil
liam Warden officiating. The happy
couple were attended by Mr and Mrs
James Yard of Rocky Hill, Mrs Yard
being a sister of the groom. After
a short wedding trip they will re
side on Center street in a new house
recently erected by the groom.
WATERYILLE
William Slack is spending a vaca
tion in New- York city.
H. D. Smith of Boston was in
town on a business trip yesterday.
F. B. Pratt of Syracuse, N. Y., a
salesman for the American Piu Co
is in town on business.
Miss Sara Barker has returned to
Bridgeport after a short visit with
relatives on Yale street.
Albert Cioccio"s rabbit dog was
badly chewed up in a fight with a
bull dog owned by W. J. Weymer.
Mr and Mrs John Cocker have
gone to Lakeville for a two weeks
visit with their son Joseph Cocker.
Mrs Buker's cookery class will
meet on Friday afternoon with Mrs
Fred Stevens on Thomaston avenue.
LAMPHERE WEEPS AS
COURT CROWD JEERS
Demonstration In Courtroom at
Gunness Murder Trial,
I.aporte, Ind.. Nov. 18. Kay Lam
phere, the farmhand accused of mur
dering Mrs. Belle Gunness and her
three children by setting fire to their
RAY LAMPHERE.
home, wept in court when the spec
tators, indignant at the revelations
made by witnesses for the prosecu
tion, shouted out jeers and threats.
Several witnesses testified that I.am
pbere made numerous threats against
Mrs. Belle Gunness. Through these
witnesses Prosecutor Smith tried to
prove that a strong motive existed for
Lamphere to annoy Mrs. Gunness and
that this alleged annoyance terminat
ed on the morning of April 28 in lam
phere setting fire to the Gunness house
and burning the murderess and her
children.
The love affairs of Mrs. Gunness and
Lamphere were told by William Sla
ter, and bis testimony tended to veri
fy the state's contention that It was
because of the falling out between the
two that Lamphere sought to harm
his former sweetheart and mistress.
FLIES IN WRIGHT AEROPLANE
Count do Lambert Make. Ascents
Without Inventor.
i Mans, Nor. 18. Count de I-am-hert
made two flights unaccompanied
In the Wright aeroplane.
Oa each occasion he remained ia Um
sir for about fifteen minute.
AMERICAN FLAG
USED IN UPRISING
Outbreak In St Pierre De
fies Government
FACTION FOR ANNEXATION
.Riotous Atsombly Marohos to Ameri
can Consulate and Choors United
States Question of Roligieus In
struotion In Schools Has Exeitod tho
Population British Gunboat Sent,
Franco Has No Warship Nearsr Than
Watt Indies.
St. Pierre, N. F., Nov. 18.-The pop
ular revolt against the government of
this French Colony increases in
strength every hour, and many are
advocating annexation by the United
States. The police force is powerless
to restore order.
A most significant incident wss the
carrying of the American flag at the
head of a marching host of more than
1,000 men, who visited the government
house and the American consulate and
cheered the United States.
The manifestation on the part of the
populace is due to the school question.
The people of St. Pierre demand free
schools in which religious instruction
is given.
Two schoolmasters charged with con
ducting free schools were convicted
and fined $200 each, aud the schools
were closed.
This inflamed the population, which
assembled on the streets and violently
denounced the French government.
British Warship Sent to St. Pierre.
St. John's, X. F., Nov. 18. Dispatch
es from St. Tierre state that the sit
uation there Is serious.
The British warship Brilliant, now
in St. John's harbor, has been direct
ed to proceed to the French town.
France has no warship nearer St
Pierre than the West Indies.
St. Pierre dispatches state that a
crowd that marched to the govern
ment house numbered 1.000 and that
it also visited the American consulate
and cheered the United States.
It is believed here that should the
French government refuse to recon
sider its action in regard to the schools
the annexation party at St. Pierre will
endeavor to induce the United States
to purchase the colony.
Faction Favora Annexation.
The action of the St. Pierre popu
lace in displaying the American flag
may or may not iudicate an organized
attempt to bring about the annexation
of the colony to the United States;
An element in St. Pierre has long
favored a transfer of the colony to the
United States, but there is no reason
to believe that France would part
with the islands.
The laws which are objectionable to
the colonists are those which the
French government adopted when re
lations with the Roman Catholic
church were severed.
NEW CABLE FOR CANADA.
Messages at Cut Rate. Between Eng
land and Dominion.
Montreal, Nov. 18.-The Hon. Ro
dolpbe Leinie has been empowered to
make definite arrangements with the
British cabinet to lay a government
cable between Great Britain and Can
ada at the joint expense of the Brit
ish. Canadian, Australian and New
Zealand governments.
Cablegrams are to cost flvepence a
word Instead of a shilling and press
messages 2Vs pence instead of five
pence. NEW x TREATY WITH JAPAN.
Said to Guarantee the Integrity of
Chinese Empire.
Honolulu, Nov. 18. The Hawaii
Shimho publishes the text of a new
treaty between Japan and the United
States.
The treaty, as published, guarantees
the integrity of China. The emigra
tion of laborers from cither country to
the other is prohibited until a further
agreement is reached.
BALLOONS DRIVEN BACK.
Race to Cro.a the Rockiea End. Where
It Started.
Los Angeles. Cal.. Nov. 18. Tht
transcontinental balloon race between
the two big balloons Amerk-a and
United States is off. It ended where it
Started.
The last of the big gss bags to re
turn to this city was the United States,
which was brought In from Corona in
an automobile. v
$75,000 FOR ACTOR.
Bequest From Mrs. O.born, Modi.te to
tho Four Hundred.
New York, Nov. 18.-By the will of
Mrs. Josef a X. Osborn, the famous
modiste to the Four Hundred, Ernest
Lawford. the actor. Is left $75,000.
The will names Miss Audrey Osborn,
the fourteen-year-old dsugbter of the
testatrix, as the ooly other beneficiary.
The value of the estate is about
$500,000.
OUR CATTLE BARRED.
Canada Forbid. Th.ir Importation
From Penn.ylvania.
Ottawa, Nov. 18. The Canadian gov
ernment has made an order prohibit
ing for sis months the Importation of
cattle or hides from Pennsylvania.
The cause alleged is the outbreak of
foot and month disease In that state.
Taft to Go to Havana.
Havana, Nov. 18.-President Elect
Taft will visit Havana to attend the
inauguration of General Jose Miguel
Gomes on Jan. 28 as president of Cuba,
Get a new Set of Teeth or have
the old one renaired to you can en
iov toot Thankserivinr dinner.
Prices rieht for all kinds of nlate
work. Have that achinsr tooth ont
or filled, and stop worrvine Yourself
and vour family. No matter how
nervous, vou can pet the best of treat
ment and practically Painless Den
tistrv. Consult us in all cases for
sound practical advice. Don't forret
the name.
Best Dental CoM
and the place,: over Manufacturers
Bank.
65 Bank St.
NUTMEG GRATINGS.
Interesting Items Boiled Down for
Our Bust Readers. , '
Hartford That tag day -for' the
benefit of St Francis's hospital was a
great success there can be no ques
tion when it is known that $8,240.94
was received during the day.
Farmington Representative and
Mrs Nicholas Longworth are expect
ed to attend the Yale-Harvard game
on Saturday, and, either before or
after that event, to visit Mrs Wil
liam Sheffield Cowles, Mrs Long
worth's aunt, at her home, Oldgate,
Farmington.
Bridgeport Margaret Kelly, 38
years old, inmate of the town farm,
was burned to death in the basement
of the Masonic temple last night. As
she stood in front of the furnace the
door blew open and the draught set
her clothing on Are.
Hartford All proceedings pend
ing against Lucius B. Norton and
wife in the courts of this country,
with the exception of the suit that
Noble E. Pierce has against Mr Nor
ton to recover for legal services,
have been disposed of. Mr Norton
yesterday paid $15,000 to John J.
McKone, Connecticut receiver for the
National Mercantile company, of
which Mr Norton was the principal
owner. Mr McKone has the money
on deposit in a local bank and after
he pays his lawyers, the balance will
go to creditors.
Middletown .While on a vacation
in New York last summer Benjamin
Whitley and Miss Florence Polilfs,
both residents of South Farms, were
married at the Little Church Around
the Corner. Now a certain Joha
Branagan of Brooklyn, N. Y., has
turned up and claims Mrs Whitley
as his wife. He says he was married
to her on December 31, 1907, in
Brooklyn and threatened to bring an
action for bigamy against her. Mrs
Whitley or Mrs Branagan acknowl-
edgesHhat she married Branagan but
says she did not live with him after
their marriage.
D0RAND0 SURE HE'LL WIN.
Italian Marathon Runner Here For
Match With Hayea.
New York, Nov. 18. Dorando Pletri,
the -Italian runner who crossed the
tape in the Marathon race at the
Olympic games in London ahead of
John J. Hayes, the American contest
ant who was afterward declared win
ner owing to the disqualification of the
Italian, has arrived here from Europe.
On Thanksgiving eve he will meet
Hayes in a specially arranged race in
Madison Square Garden over the same
distance as the Marathon, 26 miles 383
yards.
"I ought to have three or four weeks
In which to get ready for my race with
Hayes," said the Italian runner, "but
even with the short time at my dis
posal in which to get ready for the
race I am confident that I shall beat
Hayes.
NINE CONVICTS BURNED.
Died In Fire Set by Themselvee In Plot
to Escape.
Birmingham, Ala., Nov. 18. Fifty
state convicts employed In the mines
at Pratt City formed a conspiracy to
set No. 3 mine afire and escape during
the confusion, and as a result nine con
victs were burned to death.
Forty-one of the convicts were
caught as they came from the main
entry. Rescue work was then begun,
for in addition to the convicts there
were free laborers in the mines. All
got out safely except the nine con
victs near the source of the flames.
PREMIER LAURIER COMING.
Canadian Statesman Promiaea to Viait
- Bo.ton.
Ottawa. Nov. 18 A deputation of
the Merchants association of Boston
waited upon Sir Wilfrid Laurler bear
ing a message of good will and asking
him to visit Boston as the guest of the
association.
Sir Wilfrid promised to do so.
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EYE CLASSES
Gold Filled Eye Glasses worth $3.50
Sl.OO.
including- a free examination, and
Convex Lenses, first quality. Money
back If not as represented. We make
anAM nf rhllriritn'a raM Aft
i the aight gone then what? Our
'prices are the lowest for the right
. glasses.
We are permanently located, In
Waterbury. -
The Bett 'Optical Co.,
18 Abbottye. Waterbury. Com
AILY ASHIOU YALKC
PY DAY
A PRETTY FROCK OF P.tAID,
LAID materials aw always pretty
uaraiing, (racial ana attractive as well can be yet (s perfectly
simple and girlish. The over blouse is dosed at the back but, never
the right front is lapped over the left to give something of a surplice
fees.
material . or ii, zVx yards 44 incbes wide. For the guimpe will be needed 1 V
yards of material 36 with yards of net 44 inches wide for the stseyes and
facing. A Mar Man ton pattern of the over blouse, No. 5703, or of the ikirt, .
No. 6086, or of the guimpe, No. 6(66, aires (4 and 16 years, will be mailed to
any address by the Fa.hlon Department of this paper on receipt of ten cents
for each. (If m haste send an additional two cent stamp tor letter postage
which insures more prompt delivery.)
Fill out coupon and mail with stamps or coin to tne Fasniou department
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SIXTEEN , SAVED AT SEA.
Owner Dies on Land While Bark Oa
berga Sinks.
Lewes, Del., Nov. 18. Snatched from
the Jaws of death, Captain D. F. Doug
las and crew of fifteen men of the bark
Osberga were rescued at sea, while
their vessel sank, about 700 miles oft
the Delaware capes. The men were
landed here from the British steamer
Bt. Helena, which saved them. ,
While the Osberera was sinking; as
the result of terrible, pounding in a
Kale her owner. Captain Thomas
Douglas, died in New York city.. He
had been In the West Indies and was
on his way to meet the bark at Port
land. ' '-'
BEDOUINS DEFEAT TURKS.
Thirty Soldiers Killed and Many
Fieldpl.ce. Captured.
London, Nov. 18. Telep-ams from
Medina, Arabia, give details of sn en
gagement between Turkish troops and
a large force of Bedouins.
Three batjp lions occupying Belt el
Bawl were compelled to retire on Me
dina with two officers and twenty
eight men killed and forty wounded.
The Bedouins captured many fieli.
pieces,
Corrigan Sella Hie Horeee.
Lexington. Ky., Nov. lg.-Edward
Corrigan, veteran turfman and racs
track owner, has made arrangements
to sell all of his horses.
FOR SATURDAY
LENOX, LENOX, LENOX,
Soap
3c Cake, 3c Cake, 3c Cake
s " 1 ALL SPECIAL FOR GASH.
The White-Simmons Co.,
Phone 710.
MANTOn
for young girls and this frock is fait as
suggestion and
also combines
with tht skirt to
give long con '
tlnuous lines,
the opening of
the latter being
mads a t t h e
front. Still
mors of the
' princess ' Idea ,
can be obtained, -however,
, by
continuing the
' trimming down
over the hem of
the skirt in place
of using buttons 1
only, . although , .
the (two gar ;
. meats art ouito ...
separate. There '
is also a separata , -guimpe
which .
can be of any '
material, but
the point
f esprit net Il
lustrated is one
of the most v
fashionable and
most girlish that
can be used.
' Plaid materia s i
are not the only
ones that would
be . appropriate
; tor the dress foe
' it can be mack
- fromthetasblon
able cashmere -trom
the pongee
that la so much
worn for indoor
gowns, from -voile,
from chif
fon broadcloth .
and from almost
any waeonabla .
material. Chif
fon broadcloth,
by the way, la
exceedingly
amart for winter
N wear and the '
' model would be
charming - made .
, of that material
in the n e w
aprlcot c o lo t
with bands
cither of satia in
the same shace
or of applique
or trimming of
soutache.
For the S6
year size will fce
required, for the
over bloooc 2
y yards "'of - ma- '
tertal 24. or 27, ,
yard's 44 in
ches wide whh
3K yards of
banding i for the
Ladies' and
Gents' Reliable
Easy Terms,
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
WALLACE & CO.
25 Abbott Ave.,
Nesr Jacquts' Opera Houss.
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