Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-04-26
WE'RE TALKING.

WE'RE TALKING.
 We've got them on,
 And we're talking about ourselves to- day. .e...-
 About the wonderful growth and the steady progress of the DEMOCRAT,
 And the many features of excellence to which it owes its phenomenal suc- cess.
 The DEMOCRAT is a clear, straight forward, uncompromising and unfiinch- ing advocate of democratic principles, an unrelenting foe to all that opposes the interests of the people, an unbending exponent of the best and most hopeful in democratic policies.
 It is a sleepless, tireless, careful and conscientious gatherer of all the local news, snapper up of unconsidered trifies that interest the public. Noth- ing escapes thelynx eyes of its reporters, and when it goes into their homes the readers of the DEMOCRAT may be as sured that all the happenings of the day are spread out before them.
 The events that happen in other com munities but interest the people of Wa terbury, that startle the cities of the old world and send their echo around the globe, are reproduced in our telegraphic columns at such length as their impor- tance or the interest attaching to them suggests. Our telegraphic news is always we'll arranged, we'll selected, properly condensed and perfectly com plete, making our first page of great in terest to our readers.
 But it is our speciality of running serial stories that gives the DEMOCRAT a feature not possessed by any other pa per in Waterbury and that makes it a specially welcome and valuable visitor in the homes of our patrons. The serial stories published are from the pens of the best authors and possess a literary eX- cellence as well as a fascinating interest none of the weekly story papers pub lished in the country are found such in tensely interesting and well written serial stories as some of those that have appeared in the columns of the DEMO- GRAF. This feature of our paper will be preserved and improvements made from time to time.
 Advertisers particularly are invited tc take notice of the features of excellence that have given the DEMOCRAT a stand ing far beyond the most sanguine hopes even of it's publishers. Despite croakers and enemies, in spite of obstacles that would discourage others less persistent than ourselves, the DEMOCRAT has gone calmly on its way till it stands recog nized and respected factor in this com, munity. We exaggerate nothing when we say that Waterbury has no news paper to-day that is a better vehicle ot communication between advertisers anC patrons than the DEMOCRAT. A word tC the wise on this point is sufficient.
 There can be no better time for the people of Waterbury who admire |; model newspaper to put their names or our subscription books. They cannot bt always sure of getting the DEMOCRAT or the streets as the boys early exhaust their quota of papers. Those who have it left at their homes will always be sure to get the paper promptly and un failingly.
 We have facilities in our new quarters for supplying all the people of Waterbury with the DEMOCRAT, and we want al of those especially who are with us 1T pushing democratic principles to place their names on our subscription books.
 The election last fall demonstrated the value of having vigorous and persisten advocate of democratic principles in tn. community.
 Come up, then, and give in your names We want them all on our books.
 Walk up, tumble up or any way tt get up.