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Sl.50 AND Sl.69 PER SKIRT.

Why pay two Tres for WHITE SHAKER
FLASNELS wheu We give you the choice of
the looIn at such low margin A. to bring the
people from far and near,
such Is our daily experience throughout our
entire FLANNEL DEPARTMENT.. The
qualities. style, and prices ar such that coin
rnAnd the attention ami appreciation they con-
stantiy receive.
We invite special attention to the most ex-
tensive. must superior stock Of Cream White
ALL-wOOL READY SHRINK FLANNELS.
"a. IS and a.
In this line % goods is found the ''wOMAN'S
FRIEND. superior ia finish and weight to any
similar materials in and better adapted for
ladies' and infants wear generally
This department. constantly presenting
something new. attractive and Indispensable
for fall and winter wes-. is located on our first
floor, Seventh St eet annex. convenient to all
We WILL LAY ASIDE ANYTHING you
BUY NOW AND DELIVER WHEN DE-
SIRED THIS FACILITATES CHRISTMAS
SHOPPING.
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L. B. Towsrn & Sos.
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS
1916 7TH ST. NV.
New line of Black Cashmere Shawls. single and
double.
Large line of Black Henrietta at special prices
Beautiful styles Of Dress Goods. single and double
width
Our pc. Dress Goods in stripes and plain can't be
beat.
An extra bargain in All-woel Dress Goods 40 inches
wide. Soc.
Black Fsille SILK. extra good and wide, Ell
Cashmere at all prices for men and boys pants.
Gents White Shirts, 3D. 80. 75c. and 81.
Gentt' Underwear from 25c. 10 Ell 90.
Ladies' and Chi,dren's Underwear at ell pricesA
ladies' Wool Hose. good quality. 25c.
l04 Cnbleached sheetingI l5c.
10-4 Blesched Sheeting. 17c.
Lace Curtains, Soc pair.
Table Linen. extra good quality, IS and Soc.
Extra Large Towe,s, for 25c.
Atwood Red Twtlled Flannel. 20 and PIC.
Ladies' skirts, Large Linen NAPKINS. &c. School
Bags, Fancy Table Covers. stamped Linens. White
Bed SPREADS Blankets. Comforts. Ready 4nade Sheets
and Pillow Cases. nle-tf
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MARRIED-

sURRATT-JoyEs on Thursasy. November "a
1892 at Gree n + Ghgrsh, EsIsimcEs, b Rev.
more and Miss BELLE r. JONES Of washinston,
ID. &.
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TEE BEsr

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ALL '''"0"'" mo
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LASssuReH & Bno.
LOOK To YouH INTEREST.

10 DO 90. susrd ay.inst the spproschtnz Colo
winter. With 10 nsss st hand. and suit yourself
@. Tits spscs-; occasion, which Ia ocsrsd--thas
yo1 fosy ee shaded and protected from the
se.-chinx cold weather
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MEDrc.rrD SH.KrH.

This Justly deserving and hfzhly Appreciated
material stands today 81 has for many
years-the EOod qualities that Experience
only could claim for IT In addition to these
famous materials for underwesr ve have con-
In
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IL Iou
-hss Indigestion. dyspepsi. heartburn
QUE L EEffssiiSS--S99bbss--MiSST TaaBBLLkETTss
WI cure you.
l.SS89kk IL THE WIISSbb99%%
AL the machine making these
Tarets at the rate q 10000 day.
BotJe Of so Tablets. l5c-
Ogsm's DrSs Siores. tof. i7ih and Rs.,
sssr3m

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XMAs
GlFrs.
OprSse "E1HrB,r~ Or Hon
CLAssHoLIDAr NOVELTIES lS
HASD-DrcpArrD PL.rks
BnrLLIASr Gr-GL.ss WAnK
Yea desfosss, 81 to sss
ARTISTIC HoppAr LAMPS,
Glrr Crrs Ap S.uceHs
Ervia6s. Sc % en- 30 eaeA-
WEHESSssssTFHH & lSzzSSssssTFSSss .
1905 Pa Avn MS
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RIBBON AND Flower Drp.Rrxpx

&c. punches French Viole
6sc. punches English Viole
4Sc. punches 39c. and 39c.
we. punches Veivet Roses.
aSc. punches Ostrich Featl
6Sc. lunches 09c. and SOC.
&c. Jet Aigrettes Casually
toc. Jet AigTettes Casually
l9c. Jet Ai2rettes CASUALLY
3tc. yard Scotch Plaid Mill
48c. yard silk Border Satin
&c. yard Ribbons for fancy
ec. yard Ribbons. In all art
l9c. yard 2x-in. All-silk II,
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E s. { !! II
s:sssEsHss 4 e. g.; &c III e. E
F W. +
:. :: a 4 . + E.. / T. !.
We propose 10 enthuse new life into
our Fur Department tomorrow by clear
ing cut all the odds and ends Al
ridiculou.ly low reduced prices. nyou
purpose to make presents Of Furs you
should net fan to take advantage Of this
opportunity.
Fun CArEs REDUCED.
q
s2.5o.
Wool Seal Capes reduced from s49s
tos25o
Imitation Seal Capes reduced from
a. sS to e. So
Fux Murrs REDUCED.
IA Ladies' Muns in light shades For.
merly sold for $3.50 to %. 30. Choice
of the lot, 81. 90 each.
CH1IDRES,s Funs REDUCED
Chndren's Fur NUTS reduced from
81 25 to sec.
Chndren's Ansors NUTS new shape.
with silk ribbon support, In light brown
and white. Special price. ell As.
Fur TRIMMINGS GALORE.
We doubt very much that you will find
another such stock Of Fur Pipinss. Eds-
ings. Bands. Loops. &C.. In Washing
ton. Every known fur IL represented
Black Coney Piping. 25c. per yard.
Gray Coney Piping. 35c per yard
Water Mink Piping reduced from
1.25 to 75c. Per yard
Fur Loops reduced nom g. % to
zoo. per pair.
STYLISH Fur NECK BoAs.
We have the Stylish Fur Neck Boas in
all the various Furs. Head, teeth. eyes,
feet and tail complete.
Black Hair Neck Boas. el eS
Black Coney Neck Boas. elsa
Seal Neck Boas. s2.25
Opossum Neck Boas. s4.4S.
Astrskhan Neck Boas. 60. A.
Gray Crirnmer Neck Boas g. ss.
Black Marten Neck Boas S5. 4s.
Mink Neck Boas. s5 9S. Gas and
sS.4s
Hudson Bay Sable Neck Boaa, sl2.
els and SIS each.
TIE Box MAncHE.
314-3l6 7rH ST. NV.
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HrGHwAr ROBBrrr.

Some highwa-Inen steal your money others try 10
stea the results Of brain and the fruits u youf
labor the latter Is form OF highway robbery.
Merit has made success Of CAkTLks LITTLn
LIVER FILLS They have become = househoid word
and the Teoe VII have them: tas know their value.
Then coa.es the high wavnian with his INVITATIONS
AND WORTHLESS FRAUDS. AMI with thcse 10
hopes 70 trae apon the er.t AID utation Of CAR
TIERS LITTLE LIVER Pills.
BEwAkE OF THESE BI0EwArMEN. donr b
imposed upon with article offered lou '-uuo
as good" As ''c-AR-T-E-R--s." The.e n nothing -
good - ''C-A-R-T-E-k--s."
Ask FOR CART E-i-'-S" and be sure ron ga IL
genuine cAkrER's LITTLE LIyEE FILLS
POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE
SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SHALL PRlCR
oc:,o-f. m-wly
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MEnrzs MoDERs PHARMACY.
10 l1th and r SITS.

People tell rs they know this
phrase by heart:--NO other house
DOES-EyER DID-or EVER WILL
sell such STERLING QUALITIES At
such Low PRICES WE quote.
It's the truth of Il that has
made such an impression.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-28

All Iaces including beaded and silk lace drapery net
and nouncings. 1t 10 per cent discount
70 Wells ali STYLES b
lie Wells Lie and 12c. Wells .................1 10
zoe Wells pc and pc. Wells. 10
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Nor1ox AND TOILET Drp,.r,rx,

s. tnS"a.,u aii anS hsir brushes 21
Dc. cakes CASTLE Soap ~ '''''''''''''''''--1
Sc. cakes Castle Soap ~ ''''''''.---''-''''' y
&c bottles Household Ammonia .... n
&c bottles Extracts. all doors 81 X
29c. yard Garter Elastic % 81
&c. boxes Cabinet Hairpns ''.'''' =
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P RISES FSSss THIS WEE OssEEYY::
A LOT OF SEES S99NSPs.

Know why they're called that, In making
some accident has hapr ened in the weaving.
A thread has broken. perhaps. So there's
little Jaw In an otherwise smooth surface.
You can see Just where 1t II. These seconds
will wear Just long and as well as the
finished ones. and II seems almost sin to
sell them at such foolish pric> S.
Ladies' Two-third Wool VEST,
non-shrinking. high neck and
long sleeves. Regular price, 90
81. onds................... OCC
Ladies' One-half Wool VESTS,
in natural high neck and long
;si :sSSd.. hesui.. price: TOO 33c
Same in Maco Yarn at same price.
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w. A. PtEERRccEE & c..
Sth and Penn. ave.
II YSSgS WEEAARR
UssBBEERR WWEEA4R

grand list OF sIx-DAY REDUCTIONS.
Theres lots Of choice In LADIES' UN-
DERwEAR. The foremost makers Of the
world have contributed TO our stock: in
fact. We alone control the Washington sales
Of several Of the leaders LEADING KINDS.
Such weather - this drives one to thoughts
Of heavier UNDERWEAR than they now
have on. There's better place In wash
fnFtou to buy than at W. A. PIERCE &
coMPASY's. Careful buyers know st. for
we've been pleasing and satisfying them
year after year. We take great care that
only the beat Of everything finds its way to
our counters. Consequently. We are in po-
sftion to guarantee and recommend what
ever We sell We want to boom this De-
partment from now on and offer the follow
ing magnificent qualities At these rtdteu-
Lous
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-28

you with the FI.ANNEI.S. heaviest. hand
soonest al. wool striped. in fancy eolorsJ. N
yards vide for
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CHERRY PEcronAr.

Prepared by Dr. J. c. AVER co.. Lowell. Ma..-
PROMPT TO ACT. SURE TO CURE
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.CoLoHEp TwrLLrD FLassEL-

Why pay 37B@c- FOR Wrapper Fiznnels when
we Will supply you with BEAUTIFUL ALL
WOOL PATTERNS. in bright. handsome col
oTs. for
30c. PER YAxD.
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GLOVE DEPARTMENT
SrAr1oNERY AM Boox Drp,n,
CH1LpREN,s DEpAnrMrxr

TIC; pound Writing Paper Zoo sheets)
&C. fecke Envelopes 70 m atch. .........
discount. " Ao'e'
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DnEss GooDs DsrAnrMEsr.
Dnrss TR,Mnrses DEPARTMENT.

Csc Coque Feather Trimming ...................5 SOC
e. 81 yard Coque Band Trimming. :a
81 IS yard Ostrich Feather Trimming. FL 20
45c yard Silk Moss Trimming. all colors. Soc
All other Trimmings and Buttons at 10 per cent dis
COMMENSURATE of marked prices.
81 6S Ostrich Feather Collars. e. 45
81 9S Ostrich Feather Collars. 75
S. 6S Ostrich Collars three fourths engt e. SO
I.cr Avn VE11 DEpARrursr
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q ~ y surah SILK Bonnets. all colors. 9ss
- SSssn Sran silk bonneta .6S<
~ GIsam Suk bonnets .50t
~ unnuSs nnlt COL SacQues. 9C
bOc. Hand-knit Fasciuatorr al "a
fe{e n, 11s
IL Ernroidered Flannel. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
VI Christmas Aprons ali sizes - II "
26c. Nurses Aprons and Cara ID
~ per &c cent a. on Babies and Ghiidrena Coat.
Gloves. Underwear. Hose. Dolls. Books. Hubbei
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UMBRELLAS AND RUBBER Coon
UxpEnwEAR DEpARrxEsr.

44c Ribbed Bal. Vests and Pants .........
Soc Ribbed and Plain Underweaf. ......,......
75c Ribbed Natural Wool Vests. ................
q Ribbed Wool Vests and Pants .........,.....
d Medicated Wool Underwear.
Chfldrens American Hosiery Co. Norfolk and
Brunswick and Phyliss Undergarments ct 10 PEI
discount.
on. 80 French Shape Black Cossets
81. rs Ia Venus Corsets.
Soc. Children,s Corset Waista. ..................
Soc Ladies' Winter Muslin Gowns ..............
u Night Gowns winter weight. ..................
Soc Canton Flannel Drawers ...................
40 Canton Flannel Drawers .....................
gtc Wool Stockinst Skirts. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
e1. Is Knit Wool Skfrts ........................
f6c Melton Cloth Skirts ............,.....,......
q. Is Lined Sa.een Skirts
SILK Sk,rts at 10 per cent discount
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-28

These small th1nxs but q great sale in this line
Will satisfy and trust the large articles will
come In Tor their share.
One item In Coats lust in IS write this 'ad
"a inch Pearl and Tan Coats. with large
pesrl buttons. handsomely made. Worth 60 M
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-05-09
WORLD OF SPORTS,
Fred Harvey Defeats the PrOvider
Champion at Pool.

Fred Harvey Defeats the Providence
Champion at Pool.
The sports who came here from Provi-
dence, r. l., with the intention of clean
ing out the city, left for home yesterday
sad in mind and with empty pockets.
Fred A. Stewart, who claims to be the
champion pool player of New England,
and Fred Harvey, the Waterbury hoy
who acknowledges no claim of those
self styled champions, were pitted against
each other Saturday afternoon for $1OO
side. The game. took place in the
Scovill house billiard rooms and was
finely contested. Neither man evident
ly was in condition, but Harvey won,
although not playing a strong game.
The score at the finish was 200 to 1873,
Stewart is good player, but Harvey is a
better man. To prove his superiority he
is willing to wager 5000 that he can beat
Stewart 200 points, in hall in this CITY
at any time.
The AGNES were defeated at New
Milford on Saturday by the score of 30
to Z. A return game will be PLAYED on
the West End grounds next Saturday.
Hamilton will easily lead the league in
stolen bases.
Kelly of the Bostons has only made
one base hit in ten. games.
Jill Ouu"OECn sustained compound
fracture of the ankle while sliding.
The attendance at the Eastern league
games in Philadelphia has been sur
prisingly small.
"When the New York pitchers get
down to business we shall beat Boston"
says New York correspondent. When
will that be? tt
Hanlon makes no bones of admitting
that he hardly expects to be able to play
this season himself, and he was not
signed for his playing ability, but for
his managerial powers. The trouble is
with his knee, which he hurt last fall in
Pittsburg. He is ,puch improved now,
but does not expect to play for some
time, if at all.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-05-09
POLICE COURT.
A Trio of Maynard Boys Found In an
UnOccupled House.

A Trio of Maynard Boys Found In an
UnOcCupled House.
George Jones was the first name called
in the police court this morning. He
was charged with non support. His
wife Minnie failed to appear against
him and his case was continued for 80
days.
Walter Wall. aged 10, Adolph Bruso,
Is, and Daniel Bailey, 10, pleaded guilty
to the charge of vagrancy. Sergeant
Dodds found them last night in an I'M
occupied house on Grand street. The
place presented an appearance indicat-
ing that they had made 1t their head
quarters for some time. They had a
mattress and quilts and all their extra
clothing was there. Wall, who was up
before for the same offense, was given
30 days,in jail and the others 10 days
EACH
Last Friday Officer John Brickel ar
rested a Polander, who was acting
strangely on the streets, and he was sent
to the almshouse: He is still confined
there and is suffering from some pecu-
liar kind of fits. He will not disclose
his name, nor is he inclined to talk.
He is liable at any moment to die and
the selectmen and Keeper Moran are
anxious to discover his friends, if he has
anV.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-05-09
NAUoATucK AND VICINITY.
Doings OF . Day An Ahs valley Below
This City.

D0An&s q Day IN the Valley Below
NAUaATUCK, May 9.-Miss julia
"a, Cable and Alfred J. Nichols, depart
menG postmaster, were married at the
parish house by the Rev Mr. Soule
yesterday afternoon.
The Rev Mr. Tree discussed "Amuse-
ments, Right or Wrong" before a large
audience last evening.
Nearly three-quarters of a mile below
the postof6ce resides John Breen. in one
of the very healthiest locations in town.
Mr. Breen has laid out some forty lots,
100 by 100 feet, that for the Law of the
ground, good water privileges and easy
access, are not surpassed by any lots for
building purposes in this market.
The Naugatucks, with their new
battery, Kelly of Brideeport and
Nichols of Colchester, defeated the
Bristol-Plainville combination at South
ington on Saturday, IA to 10, while the
Athletics OF Brooklyn came down here
and took the conceit out of the new
Rubber City club by score Of 10 too.
The Rev Mr. Soule preached a sermon
to children yesterday morning.
Thomas Walker occupied the lookup
yesterday for resisting arrest and assault
with club on the head of Constable
nSShSAS dOOuL & O'CLOCK Yesterday
morning. He was to-day fined So and
costs.
WalteeS. Morse paid a visit home yes
terday and left this morning for Boston.
HAL Stevens arrived home on Satur-
day in good health. He stopped q
couple of days in New York on his way
from Florida.
The examination of young Bart
McCartin, arrested on suspicion of steal
ing 81 IA from Joseph Lavey, was con-
tlnued until Wednesday.
Commencing with to-day the en-
ployes at the foundry will quit work at
4:3O, p. NJ, nine hours being a DAVIS
work, with pay for fen.
The fire board will, hold the regular
monthly meeting tonight.
A Waterbury horse had the blind
staggers near the town hall yesterday.
A number of Waterbury young men
also did considerable staggering on our
streets.
A child of Algodt OLSON, gardener for
MIR Whittemore, died yesterday.
The Rev James Pagan attended the
conservation service of st Joseph's
cathedral at Hartford yesterday.
Rob Ellis was fined 81 and costs to-
day for abusive language near the depot.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-05-09
Louisiana Contest for U. s. Senator.

New ORLEANS, May 0.-The Legisla-
ture convenes at Baton Rouge to-day.
The greatest interest now centres in the
election of II United States Senator to
succeed R. L. Gibson. Among promi-
nent candidates are Senator Gibson,
State Senator Don Gallery, Congress-
man Blanchard and Secretary of-State-
Elect Adams, all of the Foster faction,
and ex-senator Jonas on the part of the
late McEneryites. Gibson seems to
have an excellent chance of being elected
to third term, though McCaffery, with
the personal influence of the Governor
elect, is a formidable opponent.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-05-09
The quail as a Game Bird.

The Chinese of San Francisco use
quails as fighting cocks, and one who
has never seen the ferocity with which
these birds fight would be surprised at
their energy, says the st. Louis Globe
Democrat. They will fight to the death,
peck1ng, scratching, striking one anoth-
er with their wings and their feet and
in every way apparently doing what
they can to injure each other. The
Chinese are very fond of the sport, and
will frequently spend hours over the
pit where quails are fighting, many a
dollar meantime changing hands on the
fortunes of the contest.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-05-09
ADJUSTMENTS.
'1Ben Hur.O

Tickets for "Ben Hur" with its cast of
$50 characters, all taken from this CITY,
vii! go on sale at Park drug store Wed
Waterbury young ladies attended the
Saturday matinee at Meriden, where
"Ben Hur" was given last week, and re-
port the entertainment as beautiful,
beyond anything they had imagined.
The tableaux were magnificent, and the
dances and drills which are freely dis
tributed through the pantomime, were
very graceful and spirited. Best of all
there was scarcely standing room in the
opera house, so well was the entertain
ment patronized.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-05-09
Chinese Medicines,

Some curious items are found in the
lists of China's trade statistics For in
stance, the report of exports from
1chang, large city on the Middle Yang
tse-Kiang, contains an item of $4,000
pounds of tiger bones, valued at nearly
$4,000. Only Chinese would think Of
putting tiger bones to any other use
than that of fertilizer, but in China
tiger bones are used as medicine.
They impart to the invalid some of the
tigers strength. Another item is 5000
pounds of old deer horns, worth 81 roo
another medicinal agency with whose
peculiar properties western medical
science is not yet acquainted
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-05-09
ACCIDENT AND INCIDENT.

Two Suicides Owing to DespOndency and
Mental DeranRement.
George w. Phelps, of Winsted, aged
So, a well-to-do citizen, shot himself in
the head last night and died instantly.
He was mentally deranged. He leaves
a wife and four children.
Samuel w. Scott, of Norwich, aged
81, milk peddler, committed suicide
this morning by shooting. Dependency
was the cause.
A train from the south struck an
Italian peddler's team at Wethersfield
crossing in Newington Saturday. The
horse was killed, his head being cut off,
and the wagon was smashed to bits,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-05-09
Box Factory Burned.

NoRwALK, May 9.-The branch box
factory of Hallock g. Folmsbee was de-.
stroyed by fire this morning. The fac
tory is located in South Norwalk, The
fire was Of incendiary origin. The loss
approximates $1,000; insurance 50. 600
The flames broke out at 8 a, M. and
made such Roadway that they could not
DO overcome. There is no clue to the
incendiaries. y s'.e
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-05-09
ELLEN eeNHAM MuRpEREp.
A waterford Womanss Head Crushed Ii
with . Stone.

A Waterford W0mnnss Head CFu8hod In
with Stone.
NEW LONDON. May ELLEN Smith
Benham, dissolute woman, fifty years
old, was found beside a stone wall yes
terday with the side of he head crushed
in by big stone. Her husband, Solo
mon Benham, aged sixty years, has
been arrested. He claims that the muir
der was done by neighbor, Mrs James
Rice. The Benhams and Rices were all
drunk and the murder is the result of
the nights debauch.
Coroner Park made an investigation
to-day and says there is no doubt that
the woman was murdered, and it is be-
lieved that the crime was committed by
are slightly deranged. The Rices will
be arrested this afternoon,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-05-09

WoBURN, Mass, May 9.-The kisses
which James Torrey stole from Mrs.
Robert Stewart few days ago have
cost him 81. Mrs. Stewart testified that
Torrey threw his arms around her and
kissed her twice. Torrey denied it. Mrs.
Stewart said she had told her husband,
but the neighbors had heard of it in
some manner and leased her about it.
That made her angry, and she had Tor
rev arrested.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-05-09

WILSON POINT, May 9.-The fifty em.
ployes of the Housatonic railroad and
the New England Terminal Company.
who struck Friday night because a non,
union foreman had been placed over
them, have won their fight, John
Hines, the man in question, has been dis
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-05-09

LONDON, May 9.-Scott's famous Hay-
market restaurant was burned to the
ground last night. The fire started in
the kitchen and spread with such rap
idity that the persons in the building
had to run for their lives. Three men
jumped from the second-story windows
and were seriously injured. Four wait.
ers were burned to death.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-05-09
& Peck,
MEMS FURNISHINGS.

Men formerly hesitsted about going to a
dry goods house, but that has passed
away to great extent. The mems de-
partment in our store is just inside the
door on left hand. You can save money
by getting your furnishings from us.
WHITE SHIRTS AT so CENTS.
We are selling white unlaundered Shirts
made of wamsutta muslin, reinforced
back and front, linen bosom, good full
size, SO inches long, for SOC.
MEMS NIGHT SHIRTS AT so CENTS.
We have dandy made of Utica Twill,
extra large and we'll made, good value, at
75c, price Soc.
BIG DRIVE IN MEMS TIES AT 25c.
80 25 dozen in all, the new spring and
summer colors, in puffs, tecks, and four
INLAND, worth 38 and Soc, at 25c.
2 FOR IS CENTS.
Mems linen Collars, both in standing
and rundown, worth 18c each, our price
2 tor 25c.
AT 25 CENTS.
Great drive in Mems Underwear, as this
is extra value, and worth 38c, price csc.
Gentlemen, give us call and see how
much money you can save buying goods
from us.
Bargains in Children's Shirt Waists, in
Guiding the Mothers Friend, from 25c up
to 81.
Young men anted, apply at the Office.