Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume], November 25, 1908, Page 7, Image 7

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WATERBURY EVENING DEMOCRAT. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1008.
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SPECIALS FOR WKDNES- ; ;7 TELEPHONES 115 11111173 THANKSGIVING SALE OP
DAY NIGHT AND THURSDAY : p,' ECHAGK CONXIIC smx9f C0ATS AND WAISTS.
TILL NOON. INO ALL DEPARTMENTS.
This Store Will Be Open1 Ujitil Noon On Thursday.
Specials for Wednesday Night and
Till Noon Thursday.
XOTTONS. .
Heavy ribbed elastic Sjde Supporters, all colors, v
pla top, value 28c,. special . .:. . . ,' . . . . 10c a, pair
Reinforced white -4 and 5 hoojc Corset Steels,
special . -. . v . , . ; , , f. . , . . c pair
New Tag and Lingerie Ribbon in alb colors, 2 i
yards in piece, special. . , .. .. 10c a piece
Wilson's Dress Hooks, new sizes, black, silver and . .
gray, special. ....... .V i ' ' 10c a
BOOKS. ' .iV-;;'':.; ','' V- .L ,
Jane Cable, the 150th edition,1 special.-. .... 506ach
Initial and Waterbury Stamped Box Paper,. 25c.p.
value, special. . ; . 10c 'M'x
100 size Postal Albums, special, . . i .:;. . . .. 10c each
' TOILET ARTICLES.', 'V'i;';; .
Dioxogen, special.... !"! H0""5
Peroxide, special. o bott,e
Crab Apple and White Rose Perfume, special. . 25c oz
BELTS, BUCKLES. ETC . '
Silk Elastic Belts, gilt and oxidized buckles, value
50c, special,... . 25c cadi
Wrist Bags In fine calf lined suede alligator in a
tan, brown, wisteria, gray and cbamelion
Rhartod. with inside nurse and protected covers,
a if, bae. sDecial $3.50 each
pin seal warranted Purses, back, strap style, $1
vaino onorial.-. . ... . . . ... . . 50c each
Rnhitiff Ton Foundation Collars, all sizes, spe-
pi.i ...... ...... ... .. 15c each
PETTICOATS. ;' ; ": l
Women's Black Sateen and Moreen Petticoats,
with deep flounce and ruffles on nounce, in a
laren variety of styles, the Moreen has an un
der ruffle of pure rubber, special. . . $1.00 each
innvs. ; ...
In gingham and white lawn, with insertion, worth
25c, special.
10c each
POLI'S
Women's fast black, seamless cotton Hose, light
mH moriiiim welsht. Burson mane, au sizes,
reeular Drice 25c, special....'..-.' .... 17c a pair
FROM THE LINEN COUNTER.
nrtH inta nf Nankins, large sizes, regular price
q Kn in f s Kft Rtificial. a uoan.ii
Rnnn nnaiitv Mercerized Damask, 64 inches wide,
regular price 69c, special. . . . .......... 34c yd
ah linnn hemstitched Tray Cloths, 18x27, regular
price 25c, special. . . . 21c each
MEN'S WEAR, ' ... '; -
Men's twilled cotton Night Shirts, extra full and
long, sizes 14 to 18, value 75c, special at 50c each
Men's nne percale and madras Shirts, in stripes
and figures, regular and coat style, sizes 14 to, -
" 18, special at;.:. ..V;.. $1.00 each
Men's heavy weight natural wool Shirts - and
Drawers, all sizes, regular 69c, special at 50c each
CANDY.' " ' - - ' j
Fancy Chocolates ih any assortment you wish,
Caramels, Mints, Nougatines,, Creams, Marsh-
mallows, Old Fashioned, Dates, Peanut Clus- .
ters, Coffee 300 nound
TWO SPECIALS FROM OUR MILLINERY DEPT,
WEDNESDAY NIGHT AND THURSDAY A. M.
All our Tailored Hats in Phlpps, Castle, Knox
and Gage makes, at one-third off the regular
t price. - .','
All our French Felt Shapes that were $3.50,
$4,98 and $5.50, special $2.08 each
Other Felt Shapes in a good assortment of col
ors that were 98c tp $1.98 each, special 69c each
SIPFC!! AT.
A lot of Wire Pompadour Hair Rolls with Combs
attacnea, vaiue 20c, sjjt5i;ia.i -
iBrH, iilr attention has always been paid to this do
nnrtment of our business and the ever Increasing bust-
ness has warranted us in buying a much larger assort
ment than ever before not only In thce particular
linoa hut in accessories and lines kindred to them, '
We have made a specialty of suiting the hard to suit
and the hard to fit, tarrying in our belt lines the extra
i sizes which cannot be obtained in the majority of
stores and an assortment and quality not seen else
where in the state. No matter what your needs in
rhla line. at. all Drlces and materials, we sureiy nave
what you want. . Come now efore the holiday rush
Is on. . f- ' -' (..;'-
BELTS, GIRDLES AND EMPIRE SASHES.
Empire Girdles and Sashes in a complete line of
colors and black, with tassel and fringe ends
, .i 50c, $1.00 to $3.50 each
A large line of plain Girdles, shirred and pleat
ed, black and colors. ... 50c and $1 each
Tailored Silk Belts, always in good taste and
style, black and colors. . ...... . . 50c and $1 each
Fine elastic, steel sludded Belts, a special num
ber in eilk elastic...; ... 50c each
Fine Novelties ... : $1.50 to $3 each
Fancy Gilt, PersianEmbossed and solid color
Silk Elastic Belts, exclusive designs in buckles
eo match each belt,
Fine Novelties. ... $1.50 to $0.50 each
Silk Elastic Belts 50c to $1.50 each
Mourning Belts in silk and elastic, white lined,
black and gun metal buckles, 50c, $1 to $1.50 each
Elastic Beltings at ..50c, 75c, $1 and $1.50 yd
Buckles at 23c, 50c to $5 each
Fancy Persian Beltings at. . .......... 50c to $5 yd
unt ana silver .Beiungs ai iu yu h
Black and plain color Beltings at. ... . 25c to 50c yd
"A MAN AND HIS MATE."
A notable event in local theatrical
will take place at Poll's theater thin
evening when Waterbury will Bee for
the first time Harold It. Durant s new
play, "A Man and His Mate." ; Many
of Mr Durant's friends here have ar
ranged to give the local playwright a
warm reception and tue occasion will
be one long to be remembered In
local theatricals. It will be a distin
guished gathering of not only local
people, but well known New York
theatrical lights will be on hand lo
see the new piece. A company of
quality has been gathering for Mr
Durant's play. . Miss Hilda Spong, the
the well known English actress, bo
came so interested in tbe piece that
she purchased it and will play the
leading role. . Miss Spong stands high
in the theatrical world, having been
leading woman for Henry Miller,
William R. Crane and William Fa
versham. One of the hits of . the
piece is said to be Herbert Percy, the
English actor, formerly leading man
for Miss Margaret llllngton. Mr
Percy plays the role of Choo, the
Chinaman, and the characterization
is said to be a wonderfully clever bit
of acting. The supporting company
includes the names of many well
known players. "A Man and His
Mate" opened Monday night to a
crowded house at South Norwalk.
There were a number of metropoli
tan theatrical men present and all
had the highest praise for the play
and the production. The scenes itc
laid in the great southwest, near the
Mexican border, and the scenic !n-
vesture is said to be unusually elabo
rate. As for the play Itself, the
heroine is a product of eastern edu
cation and culture, placed in a set
ting of wild western atmosphere.
The action is swift and intense and
there are thrills in many of the
scenes. The play shows the gradual
transition of the highly bred heroine
from a state of passionless torpor to
the level of the' normal woman, who
loves with an intensity which is al
most primitive. " The play is an ab
sorbingly Interesting study. It will
be seen at Poli's this evening and on
Thanksgiving afternoon and evening.
EMPIRE
Elastic Belts in black and colors, tailored nov
elties $1 to $2.50 each
Coat and Waist Belts, all colors, 25c, 50c to $1 each
. NEW BAGS, NEW BELTSJ -. ; .- :-v ; :
- German Silver, Gun Metal, Gold Plate and Oxidized
Metal Bags.
Purses in plain and fancy frames, fish scale and
mesh styles. . ... 50c to $2.50 each
Bags in shirred and plain styles, mesh and fish
scale $1 to $17.50 each
Large variety at.... $2.50 to $3.50 each
NOVELTIES IN LEATHER BAGS AND PURSES.
Alligator Purses and Pocketbooks, for good ser
vice there is nothing better. ..... 50c to $5 each
Bags made of fine alligator Skin, the newest and
most popular shapes. . ; . "'. ,'. $3.50 to $17.50 each
The new "Sheath Bag," novelty alligator in col
ors to match costume. $1.00 each
Imported Novelty Bags in plain and fitted styles,
reinforced frames with protected corners, all
colors, black and Mourning Bags
$1, $2, $2.50 to $25 each
Extreme Novelties in light colors, pigskin, blacks
with red linings, etc. . ....... . $2.50 to $15 each
Fancy Change Purses in bead and leather novel
ties. . 25c, 50c to $1 each
Gilt Initial Letters .............. 15c and 25c each
LEATHER GILT NOVELTIES. ,
A most complete assortment in Card Cases, Bill
Folds. Bill Books, Jewel Pockets. Jewel Cases. Travel
ing Cases, Coat Hangers, Bridge Sets, Leather Back
Brushes, Picture Frames, Memo Books.
SPECIAL; SALE.
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MUSIC ROLLS, v-..
MUSIC SATCHELS,
MUSIC BAGS,
We have the finest 50c, 75c and $1.00 Rolls in the city.
New stock just received.
:: FULTON MUSIC CO.,
146 Grand Street, : Opp. Postoffice.
. OH
Old
Company's
Lehigh Coal
Will bear close inspection, and will look as good as gold to
- you on a frosty morning. We have a good stock of,
it Your order will receive prompt ( and
- . V careful attention.
Citizens Coal Company
II South Main Street, 21 Eist Main Street
Positively the Lowest Price in the City
Most Recent
Models in
TRIMMED
HATS
Direct from the hands of our
expert trimmers in a profusion
of nobby Imported fashions.
An elegant showing- of Fur
Turhans, Dress and Tailored
Hats In- smart effects. Prices
very lowt of course.
Boston Millinsiy Store,
- P. Friedman Prop.
184 So. Main St
"THE WOLF."
Few plays have been written with
a Canadian setting, and the pro
nounced success-of "The Wolf," Eu
gene Walter's story of life in tha
Canadian woods, should prove oi
great interest to all Canada's sons
and daughters wherever they may be.
The scene in which Hilda discover
the difference between the "good
love" of her honest French-Canadian
admirer and the "bad love" of the
engaging but unscrupulous American
engineer, is described as very effec
tive. "The Wolf" will be played at
Poli's Friday, November 27, matinee
and night," and an elaborate scenic
display is promised. Prices, matlaeo
25 cents to 75 cents, evening 25
cents to $1.
VMMMMIMt
"OLD HEIDELBERG."
It la estimated that a patronage of
from 1,200 to 1,500 people will be
present to-night at the opening of
Waterbury new theater to greet tue
David M. Hartford stock compauy in
Its inaugural appearance with "Old
Heidelberg." So much has been said
and written about the project capital
ized by Waterbury business men and
others from the surrounding towns
that naturally a great deal of curiosi
ty has been aroused in what the new
stock company Is to offer the public.
First of all the new stock theater has
the largest seating capacity of any
amusement house in this city and is
large enough to meet the growing
needs of a hustling and progressive
city. The American Seating Co ol
New York city has installed modern
seats within the ground floor of thd
new playhouse and extensive im
provements and decorations have
been all about the big building, in
cluding the orchestra circle and an
addition to the stage. Among the
patrons this evening will be a large
body of Elks, Eagles and Knights of
Pythias, who are enthusiastic friends
and supporters of David M. Hartford,
the leading man. That Mr Hartford
has a wonderful following in this city
Is not to be disputed. That he has
surrounded himself by an exception
ally capable and high class company
of actors and actresses is another
feature which will count in tbe task
of presenting for the consideration of
Waterburians only the most success
ful and popular tried out metropoli
tan productions of note. In "Old
Heidelberg" the people will have
abundant opportunity to witness
some excellent scenic effects as well
as costumes far beyond the ordinary.
To-morrow, Thanksgiving afternoon
and evening, there will be two per
formances and the advance sale has
been large enough to justify the as
sertion that It will be a banner week
in Waterbury's theatrical history,
marking the epoch of independent
theatricals. Popular prices will at
all times prevail and those who havj
witnessed Mr Hartford's careful and
accomplished work as an artist on
past occasions need have no hesitancy
of the result.
SALE IS OVER ON MANTLES
v " AND - '' ''
Gas Goods
Now, boys, get busy and tell your
ma and pa about tbe swell line we
have in our windows on sale and also
inside of Knives and Forks, Spoons,
Carving Sets, 1 Single and Double
Roasters from 15c up 'to t each;
Knives and Forks 69c per dozen; 98c,
$1.49, $1.98 and up to (3.98, all of
the best ateel, Rogers Silver Knives
and Fork, 3.75 set. We are going
to open your eyes this season and we
trust we don't have to use the
knives and forks to do It, at the - ,
CHEAPEST STOBE ON EABT&
Magr-sr Hardware lo.. Inc.
, 79 isd 81 East Main k
"THE BLUE MOUSE." -
"The Blue Mouse," under the di
rection of the Messrs Shubert, will be
seen here at Poli's Saturday, Novem
ber 28, matinee and night. Of course
"The Blue Mouse" Is not a . blue
mouse at all and is in no manner re
lated to the purple cow or .other such
fantastic creatures. "The Blue
Mouse" is feminine and human. The
name is merely a nickname given
Paulette Devine, nee Maggie Mc
Hooley, who has acquired fame as a
Salome dancer and who is the princi
pal figure In the Intrigue of the com
edy. ; The members of the company
want a real blue mouse as a mascot
for the organization. As such a crea
ture, has never been discovered the
stage manager threatens to dye the
white mouse blue for the occasion
Prices, matinee 25 cents to 75 cents,
evening 25 cents to $1.50.
"THE MERRY WIDOW."
The Merry Widow hats have been
with us in their immensity for some
time, and the woman from Water
bury to Los Angeles who does not
know them is very likely an Indian,
yet something bigger and better
known than the . most tremendous
Merry Widow hat will be in evidence
at Poli's theater soon. Leading the
long cast, Miss Mabel Wilbur In the
title role, deserves to be called the
best dressed woman on the musical
stage of America, and her gowns aa
shown in each of the three acts ap
proach the superlative. Charles
Meakins.has the reputation of living
up to his princely role on the stage
and making the most or bis oppor
tunities as a singer and dancer. And
a long list of others play their parts
while the puiquant struggle of wills
goes on between the prince and the
merry widow. The . opera will be
seen here Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday of next week. Seat sale
rFiday morning.
JACQUES
COMING EVENTS.
Nov 25 Rick's dancing academy,
East Main street, Thanksgiving novel
ty dance.
Nov 25 City hall, social and
dance given by Brass City lodge, No
250, L. A. to B. of R. R. T.
Nov 26 Music hall, private leap
year dance.
Nov 26 Elks' hall, Thanksgiving
social of Court McGivney, No 28, D.
of I.
Nov 26 City hall, annual sociable
and dance given by the Brooklyn
Athletic club.
Nov. 27 City hall, concert given
by St Patrick's church choir.
Nov 27 Good Will hall, Water-
vllle, athletic carnival and entertain,
ment. ;
Nov 27 City hall, grand concert
in aid of St Patrick's church, given
by the church choir.
Nov 29 Linden Park hall, Union
City, popular concert given by the
Sons of Lithuanian society's band.
,Dec 4 Hamilton hall dance given
by the Jolly-Five.
Dec 4 I. 0. O. F. hall, Cheshire,
social and dance given by the B. B.
N. assembly.
Dec 4 Turn hall, Scovlll street,
dance given by the active Turners of
the Waterbury Turn Verein.
Dec 7 Lafayette hall, Bank
street, whist and dance given by
L'Artisant Canadien Francais.
Dec 9 Red Men's hall, social and
dance given by the Four of Us.
Dec. 9-10 Third Congregational
church, fair and supper given by the
Ladies Aid Boclety.
Dec 11 Red Men's hall, first an
nual dance of the Ivy Athletic cluh.
Dec 18 Leavenworth hall, social
and dance given by the Jolly Fel
lows. Dec. 30 Mechanics and Speedwill
halls, dance, whist and drill given by
the degree team, Daughters of Lib
erty. Dec 31 Town hall, "" Watertown,
social and dance given by the Hanky
Panky club.
Dec. 31 Leavenworth hall,
seventh annual gathering of Jacques
Cartler conclave. No 810, Improved
Order Heptasophs.
Jan. 8. Leavenworth hall, social
and dance for tbe benefit ot Michael
Lawlor.
THEATRICAL BOOKINGS.
VAUDEVILLE.' ,
Thanksgiving at the Jacques the
ater promises to witness two capacity
audiences, for the sales of tickets
have assumed big proportions. The
usual custom prevails of reserving
the matinee seats in accordance witn
the evening chart and at evening
prices. The strength of this week's
hill ia almost unprecedented In the
annals of the playhouse, for the bril
liant musical comedy, Ed Wrina
and comnany In "Mr Busybody." is
accompanied by an array of attrac
tions of surpassing merit. Hour! s
musical ponies and comedy dogs are
daily and nightly receiving recep
tions little short of ovations. Schrode
and Mulvey in a unique and irreslsti
blr -funny aklt, ."A Theatrical Agen
cy," Feddler and Shelton, colored
comedians with original ideas of
mirthmaking and melody; Otto
brothers, clever German comedians
and singers: William Court, singing
the great Harry Lauder song hit
Mofflt and Claire opening the bill
with clever dancing numbers, and
new electro graphic Alms are the other
offering of the capital 1 haokiglving
week programme. Next week tha
Brothert Byrne, the three Keatons,
Frank Wallace. Jr. and compauy and
olhen will be seen.
. Wednesday, Nov. 25 Hilda
Spong in "A Manand his Mate."
Thursday, Nov 26. Hilda Spong
in "A Man and His Mate."
Friday, Nov 27 "The Wolf."
; Saturday, Nov 28 "Girls."
Sunday, Nov 29 Imperial moving
pictures.
Monday, Nov 30, Tuesday-Wednesday.
Dec 1-2 "The Merry Widow."
Thursday, Dec 3 A Yiddish play.
Friday, Dec 4 Joe Weber's ah
star stock company. ' : '
Saturday, Dec 5 "Human Hearts"
Sunday, Dec 6 Imperial Moving
Pictures.
Wednesday, Dec 9 "Polly of the
Circus."
Thursday, Dec 10 "Polly of the
Circus." -
Friday, Dec 11 Otis Skinner ni
"Tne Honor of the Family."
Saturday, Dec 12 "Lena Rivers."
Sunday, i)ec 13 Imperial Movin?
Pictures.
Tuesday, Dec 15 Thl Rays.
Thursday. Dec 1" Yiddish play.
Sunday, Dec 20 Imperial Moving
Pictures.
Friday, Dec 25 "The Thief." .
Saturday. Dec 26 "The Luck of
Mac Gregor."
Sunday, Dec 27 Imperial Moving
Pictures.
Monday, Dec 28 Dockstader's
Saturday, Dec 28 "The Blue
Mouse."
Thursday, Dec 31 Howe's Moving
Pictures.
Friday, Jan 1-'Thc Road to Yes
terday." '
Saturday. Jan 2 YJ Univeraity
Dramatic association to "The Critic."
jbrKcf), tRochvvell anfc forester
"Correct Vrcss" for Women and Misses.
129 BANK ST.
WILL FEATURE TO-DAY
Tailored Suits of Broadcloth or Serge,
Long Coat Models, Value $22.50, at
$16.75.
Chic Dresses of Batiste, Made in One
Pk ce, Empire Effects,
Navy, Gray, Light Blue or Black,
$13.50.
Tailored Waists of
Lawn or Linon, Black Taffeta,
$1.25. $3.75.
DR. BEADLE,
DENTIST.
Room 41 Buckingham Building. Open Evenings.
The
Right
Way
Rosengarten's
The
Rosengarten
Way.
134 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Women's Coats
At Great Saving Prices.
Offerings we are now making in women's coats are
exceptional and rare. The models are strictly the litest
designs, and the cloths of high grade Broadcloth, Kerseys
andThibets. The lengths are of different and suitable
variations. Just ponder on these prices:
$9.50, $12.75, $14.98.
Every Coat is worth from $4.00 to $5.00 more.
Our Fur showing will a'.so interest you.
High Class Designing and Tailoring.
To-night is the Night.
First Opening of Waterbury's New Playhouse,
The Empire Theater.
Opening Attraction, "OLD HEIDELBERG."
Matinee, Thanksgiving Day.
Popular Prices. Order Your Seats Reserved
by 'Phone.
THE
WOODBURY
PIANO
. with whose name so many have become fam-
m iliar was built expressly for '
Economical People
v whose habit is is to make sure of value in
- buying anything. The WOODBURY was built
to answer, the question.
How fine a piano can be
produced for moderate
money ? That is an old
question, but we put
forward the WOOD
BURY as the best an
swer yet
You can judge of its
Grace, Tone; FitiisH
WE will' answer with an iron-clad guaranty
for its
Life-Time Qualities
And yet its cost is in the "wee, small" hun
dreds. STEINERT'S,
29"WestMair. St. Waterbury.
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